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Integrations

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.

  • VS Code — install the official extension for inline loop execution, syntax highlighting, and secret prompts.
    → Jump into the IDE Integrations guide.

  • JetBrains / Fleet — wire commands into custom run configurations and leverage the terminal watcher.
    → See the JetBrains setup steps.

  • Cursor / Zed / other AI editors — stream run output back into the editor and teach your AI co-pilot about LoopCLI YAML.
    → Follow the AI editor integration tips.

Next steps

  • Walk through the full IDE Integrations guide for detailed configuration instructions.
  • Looking to connect third-party SaaS APIs instead? Head to the Connectors catalog for Slack, GitHub, Stripe, and more.

Need a new integration documented? Drop a request in Discord or open an issue in the docs repo—we prioritize the most requested editor setups.

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Installation

Set up LoopCLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows in a few minutes.

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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.