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A CLEAR PLACE TO START

LoopCode docs. Start with a project.

LoopCode is a local-first AI coding agent from Heksync. It can read a project, edit files, and run tools with configured permissions. These docs explain the published installation paths and the CLI commands you need to begin with a focused, reviewable task.

By Heksync product team · Reviewed

Pick your starting point

Use one LoopCode account across the app, terminal, and extension. Your plan's usage is shared across interfaces. Project files and conversations remain in the workspace environment; relevant prompts and code context are sent to hosted models.

Make the first task easy to verify

Read the result, then choose a bounded change. Keep an appropriate Git checkpoint, inspect proposed commands, review the diff, and confirm the output of the project's checks. Start in an environment without production credentials while you learn the permission controls.

An initial repository request
Explain this project's structure and identify the test command.
Do not change files yet. Suggest one small task with a clear
acceptance check, and state anything you could not determine.

Follow a complete workflow

LoopCode is in early access. Signing and notarisation status, platform requirements, and installation options are described on the download and installation pages. For account or setup problems, contact team@heksync.in with the interface, version, and sanitized error output.

KEEP GOING

A useful next step.

Put it to work in your project.

Desktop, CLI, and VS Code. One LoopCode account. Free to start.

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