Launch Your First Automated Loop
Everything you need to get up and running with LoopCLI.
Popular Documentation
Frequently referenced workflows and guides.
Popular Documentation
Browse by Category
- Getting Started→Installation and basic setup.
- CLI Commands→Command reference and usage.
- Workflows→Create and manage automation loops.
- API Reference→Full API documentation and examples.
- Background Mode→Keep servers running while loops continue.
All Guides
Full list of resources across the LoopCLI platform.
Guides
- Installation
Set up LoopCLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows in a few minutes.
- Managing Projects
Projects keep your loops, secrets, and environments organized. This guide covers the full workflow—from creating a project to fixing stale IDs when your CLI and dashboard fall out of sync.
- Execution History & Log Schema
LoopCLI records every loop run so you can audit results, spot failures, and measure usage. Each execution is stored with a rich payload that ties the run back to the project, user, connectors, and action counts.
- Background Workflows
Keep servers, watchers, or queue workers running while LoopCLI continues to the next step.
- Creating Workflows
LoopCLI workflows ("loops") combine HTTP calls and CLI commands. This guide walks you through drafting, testing, and deploying your first automation.
- HTTP Connectors
LoopCLI ships with a native HTTP action. Each step can perform REST, GraphQL, or webhook calls and pass responses to later steps.
- Cloud Deployment
Deploying a loop to the hosted runner lets it execute even when your laptop is offline. The hosted scheduler now orchestrates queueing, locking, and retries by default—you simply provide a cron trigger.
- Shell Overrides
LoopCLI now respects your environment. This guide explains how to change the shell globally and per step.
Reference
- LoopCLI Command Reference
LoopCLI is designed to feel great for two types of builders:
- API Contract
LoopCLI exposes a REST API so you can manage projects, loops, and executions from your own services. All endpoints require a Bearer token generated via `loopcli auth login`.
- Support
Need help? We're here for you.
- Reference Hub
Dig into the nuts and bolts of LoopCLI. This section collects all of the raw specifications, command tables, and support resources you’ll need when building and operating automations in production.
Misc
- IDE Integrations Overview
LoopCLI is CLI-first, but the right editor setup makes it feel native inside your IDE. Use this page as the launchpad for editor and terminal integrations.
- Quick Start
Seven steps to go from zero to a working LoopCLI automation—complete with the new interactive selectors and cloud sync.
- Workflow Templates
Kickstart your automations with curated blueprints for different teams. Copy the YAML, tweak secrets, and deploy loops in minutes—all without leaving your editor.
LoopCLI Building Blocks
Learn the common vocabulary—master these once and every guide clicks.
Projects
Workspace containers that hold your loops, secrets, and schedules.
Loops
Automation blueprints written in YAML or assembled with the interactive wizard.
Connectors
Prebuilt integrations that authenticate and call third-party APIs securely.
Nodes
Individual steps inside a loop—HTTP requests, CLI commands, or AI prompts.
Actions
Measured execution units that track usage, logs, and run history.
Coming Soon
We ship fast—here’s what lands right after launch.