Build — Loopy AOS, the flagship
The IDE was built for typing.
This was built for directing.
You already pay for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, Kimi or another agent CLI. Loopy AOS is the Agentic Operating System that turns them into one directed team — briefed by your voice, building in parallel on a single canvas, on your machine. One person, output of a dev team.
Multi-agent canvas
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the other CLIs you already use build in parallel, each in its own glass pane on one shared canvas.
Directed by voice
Brief the whole crew in a sentence. Loopy splits the goal into scoped tasks and routes each to the right agent.
Local by architecture
Agents run as processes on your machine, under the subscriptions you already pay for. No API keys, no cloud relay.
A shared brain
Project memory that survives sessions and briefs every agent — what Claude learns Monday, Codex knows Tuesday.
1
Brief
Paste a Loopy Signals blueprint or just describe the goal out loud. Loopy breaks it into scoped tasks with clear boundaries.
2
Build
Each task is routed to the best agent for the job. Panes fill in parallel — backend, frontend, tests — while you watch progress live.
3
Ship
Review diffs, ask for changes in plain language, and merge when it's right. The session's learnings are saved to project memory.