Project overview
LoopCoding interviews the user and inspects the actual repository, installed skills, agents, connectors, hooks, workflows, and test commands before writing a LOOP.md. That specification defines the goal, machine-checkable done conditions, per-iteration checks, guardrails, escalation rules, and progress memory. A /loop runner or sub-agent then executes it until the checks pass. The approach is most useful when a task needs repeated changes and verification rather than prompt-by-prompt supervision.
Repository facts
- Primary language
- Not detected
- License
- MIT
- Repository updated
- Jun 10, 2026
- Default branch
- main
Resource types
General skill
Use cases
Software development
Platforms
Claude Code, Codex, and more
Capabilities
Security guardrailVerification and evals
Audience
Developers