huangruiteng/loopx
LoopX gives long-running coding-agent work durable goals, gates, ownership, evidence and quotas across bounded turns. It is useful when chat history and a scheduler no longer provide enough control.
LoopX **v0.4.x** is a local, agent-agnostic state kernel for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and custom runners. It preserves **goals, gates, todos, evidence and quota** while agents execute bounded turns; two published trajectories span **200+ elapsed hours** each.
Use it when work crosses sessions or agents and ownership, stop conditions or human approvals must remain explicit. Its quota check, todo claims, validated writeback and review packets offer a concrete harness pattern even if you do not adopt the project.
LoopX **v0.4.x** is a local, agent-agnostic state kernel for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and custom runners. It preserves **goals, gates, todos, evidence and quota** while agents execute bounded turns; two published trajectories span **200+ elapsed hours** each. Use it when work crosses sessions or agents and ownership, stop conditions or human approvals must remain explicit. Its quota check, todo claims, validated writeback and review packets offer a concrete harness pattern even if you do not adopt the project. It is early software, and the long trajectories measure wall-clock project lifetime rather than continuous execution or independent reproduction. **Production writes and final authority stay with the human**, so LoopX is not an autonomous production controller.
LoopX makes durable state, bounded turns, evidence, quotas, claims, and approval gates one local kernel for work spanning agents or sessions. Against the candidates, it strengthens the case that continuity and “done” belong in the harness rather than any model context, while preserving human authority. Its long trajectories demonstrate persistence, not autonomous execution, production safety, or independently reproduced reliability.