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@loomfsm/pipeline

v0.3.9

Published

Install loom in one step: npm i -g @loomfsm/pipeline && loom setup. Pulls the CLI, the MCP server, the default bundle, and the zero-config provider.

Readme

Agent runs you can prove — not just trust.

@loomfsm/pipeline

One-step install for loom. This meta-package puts the loom command on your PATH and pulls everything the pipeline needs: the kernel, driver, daemon, server, dashboard, MCP server, CLI, the code bundle, and the zero-config provider.

Install

npm i -g @loomfsm/pipeline

Run it

Web dashboard — the fastest path:

loom up      # start the local control plane + open the dashboard (127.0.0.1:4317)

Inside your agent host (Claude Code) — no API key, no network:

loom setup            # register the MCP server + the /task, /done, /proceed commands
loom allowlist add    # authorize the current project (once per project; default-deny)

then, in that project: /task add rate limiting to the login endpoint.

Headless / autonomous:

loom run "fix the flaky retry test"          # one task to the end, isolated git worktree
loom daemon start --watch                    # park on gates, wake on answers, recover on restart
loom bot telegram                            # drive the fleet from your phone

State lives at <project>/.loom/state.db — a plain SQLite file you own. Every mode drives the identical state machine, gates, and invariants.

Part of loom

loom drives multi-step LLM agent work — code review, implementation, any review-gated task — as a replay-deterministic state machine: safety invariants enforced at commit time, human gates where they matter, and a complete, replayable audit trail in a local SQLite file.

Most users should install @loomfsm/pipeline (npm i -g @loomfsm/pipeline), which pulls the whole runtime in one step. Install this package directly only if you are assembling your own runtime.

Website · Quickstart · Why loom · GitHub

License

Apache-2.0