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LoopForge

LoopForge: LoopForge is a self-hosted workspace where your team ships software with coding agents.

What problem it solves

A coding-agent run can skip planning, omit tests, review its own work, or stop before completion, making delivery inconsistent and difficult to supervise. Teams need repeatable workflows that separate roles, execute work in sandboxes, preserve review evidence, and require human approval before changes ship.

Key features

  • Repeatable SOP delivery — Standard operating procedures coordinate agent, script, human-gate, and sub-SOP nodes in fixed stages. Built-in workflows cover backend, frontend, bug-fix, and product delivery.

    Source: README

  • Separated delivery roles — Planning, implementation, review, and testing can each use a distinct prompt, executor, model, rules, Skills, and MCP tools. The same role definitions work as SOP nodes or chat subagents.

    Source: README

  • Human approval gates — Runs pause at configured gates so people can inspect artifacts, approve the result, add context, or send work back to an earlier step.

    Source: README

  • Observable and resumable runs — The platform records node status, tool traces, logs, and artifacts together. Failed or interrupted work can be paused, retried, or rerun from any node.

    Source: README

  • Chat and local workflows — Main Bot provides an interactive workbench with selectable roles, executors, models, and permissions. LoopForge Local also installs built-in delivery workflows into supported coding assistants.

    Source: README, local

Quick start

Copied verbatim from the project's README.

git clone https://github.com/Tencent/LoopForge.git
cd LoopForge
./start.sh
# Run inside your target project, e.g. for Claude Code
npx -y loopforge-cli@latest install claude

Who it may suit

Inference: LoopForge may suit software teams that need repeatable coding-agent delivery with repository access, review gates, and shared run history. It may also suit individual developers who want built-in workflows inside an IDE or CLI.

Topics to discuss

  • Which coding-agent roles and executor assignments work best in real delivery workflows?

  • How should human approval gates and rework policies be designed for different project types?

  • Which integrations and extensions would most improve the platform and local workflow experience?


Written by ReadmeX AI from the project's README, source and public GitHub data; it may contain mistakes.

Read the original README https://github.com/Tencent/LoopForge#readme

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