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English | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
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LoopForge (formerly RexOS) is a long-running agent operating system: persistent memory, tool sandboxing, and model routing, plus an Anthropic-style harness for multi-session work.
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LoopForge (formerly RexOS) is a **personal AI engineer** for software delivery: long-running workflows, persistent memory, tool sandboxing, and model routing with harness checkpoints.
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## Brand update
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[Personal AI Engineer](blog/personal-ai-engineer.md){ .md-button }
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Start local with Ollama. Switch to GLM / MiniMax / DeepSeek / Kimi / Qwen / NVIDIA NIM when you need more power.
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OpenClaw is known as a personal assistant. LoopForge is positioned as a personal AI engineer for builders: local-first, reproducible, and audit-friendly.
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- :material-checklist: **Harness for long tasks**
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Run "change → verify → checkpoint" repeatedly.
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[Learn more](tutorials/harness-long-task.md)
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Ask LoopForge to run tests, repair one failure, and write `notes/fix-report.md`.
loopforge agent run --workspace my-work --prompt "Create notes/hello.md with a short project intro."
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=== "Windows (PowerShell)"
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```powershell
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# 1) Start Ollama
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ollama serve
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# 2) Init LoopForge
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loopforge init
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=== "2) Fix one failing test"
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```bash
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loopforge agent run --workspace . --prompt "Run tests. Fix one failing test. Re-run that test. Write notes/fix-report.md with root cause and patch summary."
loopforge agent run --workspace . --prompt "Read CHANGELOG.md and recent commits. Create notes/release-readiness.md with: risks, blockers, go/no-go, and next actions."
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## How It Works
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```mermaid
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flowchart LR
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U[You] -->|prompt| R[LoopForge CLI]
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R --> M[(SQLite)]
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R --> W[(Workspace)]
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R --> G[(Git checkpoints)]
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R --> T[Tools]
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R --> X{Router}
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X -->|planning| P[Small model]
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X -->|coding| C[Stronger model]
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X -->|summary| S[Cheap model]
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```
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## Where We Fit
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- Choose **LoopForge** when your primary need is engineering delivery and reproducible execution.
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- Choose assistant-style products when your primary need is daily life/chat experience.
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- Choose broad operation platforms when your primary need is channel coverage first.
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See detailed positioning: [Why LoopForge](explanation/why-loopforge.md).
loopforge agent run --workspace demo-work --prompt "Create notes/hello.md with a short intro to this workspace and 3 next actions."
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## Outcome 2: Fix one failing test with a report
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```bash
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loopforge agent run --workspace . --prompt "Run tests. Fix one failing test. Re-run that test. Write notes/fix-report.md with root cause and patch summary."
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## Outcome 3: Release readiness memo
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```bash
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loopforge agent run --workspace . --prompt "Read CHANGELOG.md and recent commits. Create notes/release-readiness.md with: risks, blockers, go/no-go recommendation, and next actions."
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## Why this matters
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These are not chat replies only. They are persistent outputs you can review, commit, and hand over.
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