Loom
The Git-native coordination layer for multi-agent software work.
Restrained public alpha · Repo-first · Local-first
The bottleneck isn't intelligence.
It's coordination.
Agents are powerful in isolation. Put three of them in one repository and they'll overwrite each other's work within minutes. The missing piece was never smarter models. It was live coordination.
One developer.
Three agents.
One repo.
Loom starts local. A CLI, a daemon, and SQLite. No cloud dependency, no operator console. Just Git-native coordination that works where you already work.
Claim
Agents declare ownership of files and regions before writing. No silent overwrites. No merge roulette.
Intent
Every task carries a declared purpose. Agents know what others are doing, not just where they are.
Context
Git stays authoritative. Agents read coordination context from the repo, not from a central brain.
A restrained public alpha on the correct foundation.
Loom is a restrained public alpha: repo-first to install today, safe to dogfood carefully, and still hardening under real use.