Overview

Looping Louie

Looping Louie is a platform for running review-driven software development workflows with coding agents. It coordinates reusable instructions, Activities, and Pipelines with controlled execution in configured Git repositories.

The platform keeps durable decisions and execution history separate from local repository access. This makes each run observable and allows workers to execute only work that is compatible with their configured environment.

Platform components

The API is the control plane. It manages resources, selects models and Harnesses, coordinates execution checkpoints, and retains durable state.

The dashboard provides a visual interface for configuration and operational visibility.

The CLI brings platform workflows to a developer’s terminal. It manages resources, starts work, and surfaces execution results through the API without owning scheduling or durable run state.

The runtime is the execution worker. It maps Projects to configured local Git checkouts, claims compatible work from the API, and performs approved local operations.

How execution works

Users compose work from reusable Activities and ordered Pipelines. When a Pipeline runs, the API freezes its effective model, instructions, and Harness selection into durable Activity-run snapshots.

A compatible runtime worker claims the run, gathers repository context, and performs the API-directed checkpoints. Coding-agent Harnesses can generate, review, and aggregate work; human Activities pause for a decision. The API records every transition and authorizes a commit only after the workflow reaches its handoff point.

Read more about Harnesses and the execution lifecycle, or consult the public API reference.