Real terminals, never scraped
Every pane is a byte-opaque PTY. Loom forwards bytes and never reads your screen as a signal — your shell, your agent, your dev server, unmediated.
// agent-first dev environment
Weave your terminals into one control room.
Loom is an agentic developer environment. Every pane is a real, byte-opaque terminal — Loom forwards bytes and never scrapes your screen. Coordination runs the other way: your agents drive the whole grid over an explicit control bus, as aloom CLI or loom mcp tools.
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// built the other way around
An environment that treats agents as operators, not guests.
Coordination runs the other way
A process inside a pane drives every other pane over an explicit inbound bus. It asks for what it needs — Loom never guesses from a screen.
First-class for agents
The same ops as a loom CLI and as loom mcp tools — list_panes, send_text, spawn_pane, broadcast. Not bolted on.
A board that swarms
Queue cards in the repo, arm the drainer, and Loom keeps dispatching work into fresh panes and refilling slots as each finishes.
See the whole fleet
Every pane across every workspace at a glance. Tear one off into its own window when a task needs room.
Loom never parses what's on your screen. Your agents push what they're doing and ask for what they need. Every signal is explicit — nothing is inferred from a scrape.
Bring your agents home.
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