Install and run loops.
soloopx. ships reusable kickoff prompts and downloadable markdown versions of each loop. Browser buttons can carry text or save a file; they cannot safely install anything into your repository without you reviewing it.
rule of thumb
Copy first. Download when you want a local markdown copy.
What each button does.
Use loop
Copies the kickoff prompt. This is the universal path: paste it into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, or another coding agent.
Open in tool
Starts from the same kickoff text using a tool-specific handoff when supported. It pre-fills intent; it does not silently write files into your repository.
Download loop
Downloads the loop as a markdown file you can inspect, commit, or paste from later. It does not install files into your repository.
most common
Prompt-only loops.
- 1Open a loop and click Use loop.
- 2Paste the kickoff into your coding agent.
- 3Let the agent run the loop: implement, check output, fix, repeat.
- 4Stop when the loop’s exit condition is met — usually green tests, clean lint, or a verified deployment check.
local copy
Downloaded loops.
- 1Click Download loop to save the loop as a markdown file.
- 2Review the file before using it, especially if you plan to commit it into your repository.
- 3Keep it anywhere useful for your workflow — for example docs/, prompts/, .cursor/rules/, .claude/, or another tool-specific prompt/rules folder. soloopx. does not create those paths for you.
- 4Paste the kickoff prompt into your agent when you want to run the loop.
Review downloaded loop markdown before committing it. soloopx. loops describe how agents should work; your local tool still decides what it can execute, read, and modify.