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How it works

Set the standard once. Looply carries it from there.

People and agents share one workflow: your team defines what “good” means, that standard and the decisions behind it travel with the work across every handoff, and each result returns checked against it — with the evidence to accept it or send it back.

The loop

Agree. Work. Judge. Improve.

1

Agree

Connect a repo. Looply proposes a standard from your code, tests, and docs; your team confirms what “good” means, what to preserve, and who’s accountable.

2

Work

People and agents do the work. Looply carries the intent, decisions, and context across every handoff and routes open questions to the right person — nothing gets re-explained.

3

Judge

Every result comes back checked against the standard, with evidence: what passed, what needs a fix, what needs a human’s call. The accountable leader accepts it or sends it back.

4

Improve

Looply learns from every result accepted or corrected, sharpening how the next task is planned, coordinated, and checked — so it starts closer to what your team meant.

What runs on every result

Three levels of enforcement, one report.

A

Deterministic checks

An objective floor runs first: dependency and layering boundaries, complexity, coverage, security scans, and the conventions your team confirmed — the facts that don’t need an opinion.

B

Functional tests

Looply checks the change does what was asked without breaking what worked — combining your existing tests with new ones written for the requirement at hand.

C

Sandbox simulations

The change runs in an isolated environment against realistic scenarios, so reliability and user experience are judged from observed behaviour — not inferred from reading code.

Looply · evidence reportLPY-4F2A9C
payments/charge_service.ts+48 −12
Against the team’s standard2 passed · 1 to fix
logic & correctnesspassed
securitypassed
scope vs. intentneeds a fix
reliability (sandbox)passed
functional test coverage+3 cases written
Measured against the team’s standard · a person accepts the result

The shift

What the day-to-day becomes.

looply · the shiftbefore → after
For the developer
−re-explain the same context to every agent, every session
+the intent and decisions travel with the work — nothing gets re-explained
−hand-fix what an agent got almost right
+the result comes back with evidence, and goes back for a fix before you own it
For the team leader
−rubber-stamp work you can’t vouch for, or become the bottleneck
+set the standard once, codified and versioned like code
−inspect every change to keep control of what ships
+accept results on the evidence — and mean it

A person is accountable for the result. That’s not a limitation. It’s the point.

At launch

Free for individuals, this December.

  • ✓Fits how your team already works — connect a GitHub or GitLab repo. People and agents work exactly as before; each result comes back with evidence attached.
  • ✓Runtime-neutral — bring your own runtime and API key, or use Looply-hosted models billed by token. Enterprise runs models inside your own infrastructure.
  • ✓Evidence you can measure — a live benchmark of precision, recall, and F1 against a labeled corpus, plus a methodology whitepaper. Measure us, don’t take it on faith.

Free for individuals · December 2026    Team $30/seat/mo · March 2027    Enterprise · custom

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If this is how you want your team to work with agents, come build it with us.

Free for individuals at launch, per-seat for teams from March 2027. We want the people who share the conviction early.

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