The Loop pane

Open with open loop. A loop takes a goal (“punchy hero copy”, “make the tests pass”), sends an agent at it, has a judge score the result, feeds the critique back, and goes again — until the score clears your bar or the iteration cap trips. The concept doc explains the methodology; this pane is where you run them.

Setting up a loop

1. Give it the goal and pick the agent that will do the work.
2. Set the target score and max iterations (the guardrails).
3. Start it — each round shows the attempt, the judge’s score, and the critique that seeds the next round.
4. Templates cover common loops (copy polish, test-fixing, refactor passes) so you don’t write the scaffolding each time.

While it runs

The Loops Dock keeps running loops visible at a glance; open one to watch rounds land. Stop any loop manually whenever the latest attempt is good enough for you, whatever the judge thinks.

Good to know

• Loops reuse the same judging machinery as the Model Council — scores are per-dimension, not vibes.
• Every round consumes real agent usage; the iteration cap is your budget control.