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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It enforces an evidence-first approach where every task claim is backed by a real artifact, preventing false 'done' statuses, and it integrates seamlessly with Superpowers for end-to-end workflow coordination.
Who it is for
- Codex and Claude Code power users
- Developers building complex multi-step workflows
- Teams that require verifiable task completion
- Plugin authors and CLI tool integrators
Use cases
- Automating software development with proof-of-completion for each sub-task
- Orchestrating parallel subagent crews for large projects
- Cloning websites with a full evidence trail of page topology and assets
- Generating zero-dependency slide decks with visual QA evidence
Strengths
- Command-backed criteria that re-run at the end to guarantee reproducibility
- Lightweight, zero runtime dependencies, and repo-local state
- Optional crew subagents that work in parallel and report independently
- Interoperability with Superpowers without overlapping responsibilities
Considerations
- Requires specific CLI versions (Codex ≥0.131.0) and Node.js ≥20
- Manual criteria (without commands) rely on human review for correctness
- Plugin installation and model resolution can be complex for some users
README quick start
🌀 Superloopy
Loop engineering for Codex and Claude Code. Type loopy — an agent does the work, proves each piece with real evidence, and only then says it's done.
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the crew — optional subagents, one job each
Use it
After installing, type your task in Codex or Claude Code with a leading loopy:
loopy add the payments module
The agent plans it, proves each piece with a real file, and reports back — you don't run any commands yourself. The packaged Stop hook stays quiet unless SUPERLOOPY_STOP_HOOK=on.
Why Superloopy?
Superloopy is for Codex and Claude Code work where "done" needs to mean more than a confident status sentence.
- Evidence-first: every pass points at a real artifact under
.superloopy/evidence/. - Lightweight by default: one small CLI, repo-local state, zero runtime dependencies.
- Agent-friendly: skills, hooks, and optional crew lanes guide the agent without hiding the final gate.
Guarantee scope. Command-backed criteria are the strong guarantee: at completion Superloopy re-runs each command in-process and requires it to reproduce, so a stale or fabricated pass cannot reach "done". Manual (commandless) criteria are verified as a non-empty evidence artifact plus auditor/human judgment — their correctness rests on review, not the deterministic re-run.
Skills
Superloopy keeps the command layer small. Skills carry the specialist workflow: when to use it, what the agent should inspect, and what proof must be left under .superloopy/evidence/.
| Skill | Use it when | What it produces |
|---|---|---|
superloopy-loop | You type loopy or loopy team for a full loop; use loopywork, lpy, or $lpy for guidance-only context. | Full loops produce a lightweight plan, guided next actions, command-backed proof, a quality gate, and a final evidence report. Guidance aliases do not mutate state. |
superloopy-doctor | You diagnose install, wrapper, plugin cache, hook/bootstrap, agent, Codex/Claude Code host wiring, or stale-version problems. | A read-only health report with wrapper/cache/version evidence, failing checks, and the exact repair command to run only if approved. |
superloopy-research | You explicitly invoke Codex $superloopy:superloopy-research or Claude Code /superloopy:superloopy-research, o |
Description
Lightweight Codex loop harness with strict evidence gates.
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