Keeping humans
not just in the loop,
but in the director’s chair,
so their vibes can shine.

Write loops in JavaScript and Markdown, then watch and steer every session from one workbench, at your desk or on your phone.

Runs on the plan you already have: Claude, ChatGPT, or any model you can use through Kilo Code.

Vloop Store

Ready-made loops, prompts, skills and skins, free and paid: start from a workflow someone already perfected instead of figuring it all out yourself. What you get is yours to keep, works offline and can be forked into your own project.

Browse the Vloop Store

Publish your own from Vloopex: free listings go live after automated checks, verified publishers sell.

Install

One command on Windows, macOS or Linux. Setup fetches Node.js and Git when they are missing, clones Vloopex from GitLab, and offers Claude Code, Codex and Kilo. It shows what it found and asks before each step.

Windows, in PowerShell

irm https://vloopex.com/install.ps1 | iex

macOS and Linux

curl -fsSL https://vloopex.com/install.sh | bash

Read them first: install.ps1, install.sh and the setup.mjs they run. It can take it all out again: Settings › Apps › Vloopex on Windows, node ~/.vloopex/setup/setup.mjs --uninstall elsewhere.

API documentation

Write your own loops with the Vloopex API. Start with the guide to chats, prompts, sessions and child loops, then explore the searchable reference for interfaces, functions and types.

Writing vloops API reference

Source available

Vloopex is developed in the open on GitLab: read the code, open issues, send merge requests. It is free for makers; instead of money, the license asks for a star and a follow. Larger companies, high earners and heavy AI spenders need a paid seat.

★ Star Vloopex on GitLab

The details, tier by tier, are in the license.