Made for the way you work
Loops
Give recurring work a home. A loop keeps the instructions, schedule, and lessons from earlier runs together.
In practice
A useful place to start
Ask a loop to review incoming issues each morning, maintain a report, or check a project on a schedule. Open any run to see what it actually did.
A real chat for each run
Every iteration is a session with the usual tools, rules, activity, and costs. You can inspect the work instead of seeing only a success badge.
Keep lessons between runs
Loop memory helps later runs use earlier findings. Set a schedule, a model or agent, an iteration limit, an end date, and runtime controls for the work.
Stay in control
Run now, pause, resume, or stop an iteration from the Loops view. Optional pre-run checks can skip unnecessary work, and linked Slack can receive summaries and questions.
Get started
Open Loops, create a loop with a clear instruction and schedule, and try Run now before relying on recurring runs.
Good to know
The machine and its background service must be available. Model use can cost money on every run. Loops are stored on the host; do not assume they follow chat sync to another machine.