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@loopyc/core

v0.1.0

Published

Pure, zero-I/O brain of Monkey D Loopy: the LoopSpec IR, validator, and planner.

Readme

@loopyc/core

The pure, zero-I/O brain of Monkey D Loopy — a factory for runnable, crash-resumable agent loops.

This package holds the LoopSpec IR (one YAML document describing a bounded agent loop), the safe expression engine, the two-tier validator (hard gates that refuse unbounded or un-runnable loops; soft rules that downgrade the score), termination grounding analysis (who actually feeds the exit predicate — external evidence or the agent's own report), the planner with its compile-target adapters, and the blueprint catalog.

import { loadSpecFromYaml, terminationGrounding } from "@loopyc/core";

const r = loadSpecFromYaml(yamlSource);
if (r.validation?.ok) console.log(terminationGrounding(r.spec!).class); // "external" | "agent" | ...

Most users want the CLI instead: npm i -g @loopyc/cliloopc. See the LoopSpec reference.