Loopsfinity–I built an agentic platform that writes and ships code

What it does

Loopsfinity puts a coordinated workforce on your product. Architects keep a living map of your codebase, Planners turn PRDs into sequenced, code-grounded tickets, and Builders ship them test-first, while every gate stays yours . The maintenance platform for existing products. Works with your GitHub and Jira; your code never leaves your repositories. Modules, API contracts, data models, fragility hotspots, all read from the code itself and written into a living knowledge base you correct once. Clarified with you, decomposed into stories with Given/When/Then criteria, and sequenced by actual code-level dependencies. Reorder, cut scope, rewrite criteria. Your edits are remembered as…from loopsfinity.com

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