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.

Deep technical reference for LoopCLI—CLI commands, API contract, and support contacts.

Reference Docs Overview | LoopCLI Docs

Reference Hub

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

Install LoopCLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows in minutes. Node.js setup, authentication, and project initialization guide.

Install LoopCLI | LoopCLI Docs

Installation

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.

Create, select, and troubleshoot LoopCLI projects. Learn the new interactive project picker and keep the CLI in sync with the dashboard.

Managing Projects | LoopCLI Docs

Projects

Managing Projects

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.

Learn how LoopCLI records execution history, which fields are captured, and how to query executions via CLI and API.

Execution History & Log Schema | LoopCLI Docs

Execution History

Execution History & Log Schema

Keep servers, watchers, or queue workers running while LoopCLI continues to the next step.

Run dev servers, watchers, and long-running processes in the background during workflow execution.

Background Workflows | LoopCLI Docs

Background Workflows

LoopCLI workflows ("loops") combine HTTP calls and CLI commands. This guide walks you through drafting, testing, and deploying your first automation.

Learn to create, test, and deploy automation workflows. Combine HTTP calls and CLI commands into powerful loops.

Creating Workflows | LoopCLI Docs

Creating Workflows

LoopCLI ships with a native HTTP action. Each step can perform REST, GraphQL, or webhook calls and pass responses to later steps.

Connect to Stripe, Slack, GitHub, and any HTTP API. Learn request methods, headers, auth, and response parsing.

HTTP Connectors | LoopCLI Docs

HTTP Connectors

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.

Deploy workflows to the cloud for 24/7 execution. Set up cron scheduling, hosted runners, and automatic retries.

Cloud Deployment | LoopCLI Docs

Cloud Deployment

LoopCLI now respects your environment. This guide explains how to change the shell globally and per step.

Customize your LoopCLI shell environment. Override default shell, set custom paths, and configure CLI behavior.

Shell Overrides | LoopCLI Docs

Shell Overrides

Guides

LoopCLI uses the same authentication layer as the dashboard. Tokens are scoped to your workspace and issued through the secure device-login flow.

Learn to authenticate with LoopCLI, manage API keys, and store secrets securely in automated workflows.

Authentication Guide | LoopCLI Docs

Authentication

LoopCLI plans include a weekly or monthly allowance of hosted actions. This guide explains how usage is calculated, when we notify you, and how overages are billed.

Learn how LoopCLI billing works, what happens at 80% usage, and how overage pricing is calculated for each plan.

Billing & Usage | LoopCLI Docs

Billing & Usage

LoopCLI is built for teams. Every account gets an organization with a hardened secrets vault so collaborators can ship automations without copy‑pasting `.env` files around.

Invite teammates, manage roles, and store API keys securely in the LoopCLI Vault. Learn how orgs, projects, and secrets work together.

Organizations & Vault | LoopCLI Docs

Organizations & Vault

LoopCLI uses a two-tier permission system to control access and capabilities:

Understanding user roles and organization permissions in LoopCLI

Roles and Permissions

Roles & Permissions

Account

These lightweight recipes give you the “what” and “why” for popular automations without overwhelming you with YAML. Each one links to the matching persona template so you can grab the full workflow when you’re ready.

Quick-hit LoopCLI recipes that bridge the gap between guides and full templates. Grab a starter idea, then jump into the matching template.

Starter Recipes (Workflow Examples) | LoopCLI Docs

Examples

Starter Recipes

Workflow templates designed for software engineers and developers who want to automate deployment pipelines, testing workflows, and development operations from the terminal.

Ready-to-use workflow templates for developers. CI/CD pipelines, Playwright testing, GitHub automation, and more.

Developer Templates | LoopCLI Docs

Developer Templates

Developer & Engineer Templates

Workflow templates for founders and solo builders who need to automate customer onboarding, payment flows, analytics, and growth operations—all from the terminal.

Workflow templates for startup founders. Stripe webhooks, user onboarding, Resend email automation, and more.

Founder Templates | LoopCLI Docs

Founder Templates

Founder & Solo Builder Templates

Workflow templates for product managers who need to automate feature releases, track metrics, coordinate launches, and keep stakeholders informed—all from the terminal.

Workflow templates for product managers. Feature flag management, product launches, A/B testing automation.

PM Templates | LoopCLI Docs

PM Templates

Product Manager Templates

Workflow templates for operations professionals and data analysts who need to automate ETL pipelines, generate reports, sync data across systems, and monitor infrastructure—all from the terminal.

Workflow templates for operations teams. ETL pipelines, database backups, monitoring alerts, and more.

Ops Templates | LoopCLI Docs

Ops Templates

Operations & Analyst Templates

Workflow templates for marketing and growth teams who need to automate email campaigns, lead scoring, content distribution, and multi-channel campaigns—all from the terminal.

Workflow templates for marketing teams. Email campaigns, lead scoring, social media automation, and more.

Marketing Templates | LoopCLI Docs

Marketing Templates

Marketing & Growth Templates

Workflow templates for AI-powered automation: content generation, data enrichment, sentiment analysis, and intelligent task routing—all orchestrated from the terminal.

Workflow templates for AI automation. OpenAI content generation, data enrichment, sentiment analysis, and more.

AI Templates | LoopCLI Docs

AI Templates

AI & Automation Templates

Templates

LoopCLI is designed to feel great for two types of builders:

Complete reference for all LoopCLI commands. Installation, auth, project management, loop creation, and execution.

CLI Commands Reference | LoopCLI Docs

CLI Commands

LoopCLI Command Reference

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`.

Complete REST API documentation for LoopCLI. Endpoints, authentication, request/response formats, and examples.

API Reference | LoopCLI Docs

API Reference

API Contract

Get support for LoopCLI. Self-serve resources, Discord community, contact form, and troubleshooting guides.

Support | LoopCLI Docs

Support

Reference

LoopCLI connectors help you wire popular APIs and services into your automation loops. Each connector guide includes:

Configure popular SaaS tools with LoopCLI. Each connector guide covers required secrets, CLI commands, and example automations.

Connectors Catalog | LoopCLI Docs

Connectors Catalog

Pipe telemetry into Datadog and respond to alerts automatically.

Automatically create monitors, ingest metrics, and remediate incidents with LoopCLI and Datadog.

Datadog Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Datadog Connector

Use LoopCLI to enforce repo hygiene, publish releases, and respond to events from GitHub.

Automate pull requests, releases, and issues with LoopCLI and GitHub.

GitHub Connector | LoopCLI Docs

GitHub Connector

Keep your product team aligned by pushing updates into Linear directly from LoopCLI.

Keep product roadmaps in sync using LoopCLI and Linear automations.

Linear Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Linear Connector

Automate onboarding flows, receipts, and incident alerts via Resend.

Send transactional and lifecycle emails using LoopCLI and Resend.

Resend Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Resend Connector

Keep teams in the loop with timely Slack messages triggered by LoopCLI.

Send alerts, approvals, and summaries to Slack channels using LoopCLI automations.

Slack Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Slack Connector

Automate billing, invoicing, and customer lifecycle workflows with Stripe data.

Automate Stripe billing with LoopCLI. Store API keys in the Vault, trigger workflows from webhooks, and sync finance data.

Stripe Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Stripe Connector

Supabase makes it easy to manage Postgres, storage, and auth from LoopCLI automations.

Run SQL, trigger edge functions, and manage storage with LoopCLI and Supabase.

Supabase Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Supabase Connector

LoopCLI keeps your Vercel projects humming—promote previews, warm caches, and orchestrate background jobs without leaving the terminal.

Deploy sites, trigger builds, and manage environments on Vercel with LoopCLI.

Vercel Connector | LoopCLI Docs

Vercel Connector

Connectors

Cursor blends AI pair programming with a focused IDE experience. This guide shows how to connect LoopCLI so you can scaffold, run, and deploy automation loops from the Cursor workflow builder.

Use LoopCLI inside Cursor IDE. Build automations with the workflow builder, keep AI suggestions accurate, and run loops without leaving the editor.

LoopCLI + Cursor Workflow Builder | IDE Integration

Cursor + LoopCLI

LoopCLI lives in the terminal, but the right editor integration makes it feel native in your workflow. This hub collects our editor-specific guides for running loops, previewing YAML, and collaborating with AI co-pilots.

Set up LoopCLI inside your editor or terminal workflow. Guides for VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains/Fleet, Zed, and other AI-friendly environments.

IDE Integrations | LoopCLI Docs

IDE Integrations Overview

JetBrains IDEs and Fleet give you powerful project-aware tooling. Follow this guide to integrate LoopCLI with the IDE of your choice (IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, Fleet, etc.).

Run LoopCLI from IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, and Fleet. Configure run configurations, tool windows, and automation workflows for your team.

JetBrains IDEs & Fleet + LoopCLI | Integration Guide

JetBrains + LoopCLI

JetBrains & Fleet + LoopCLI

Visual Studio Code is the most popular home for LoopCLI development. This guide walks through installing the extension, wiring tasks, and keeping secrets safe while you iterate on automation loops.

Configure LoopCLI inside Visual Studio Code or VS Code Insiders. Run loops, preview YAML, and pair with AI inside the editor.

VS Code + LoopCLI | IDE Integration Guide

VS Code + LoopCLI

Windsurf is Codeium's new agentic IDE that brings AI flow mode to your development workflow. This guide shows how to connect LoopCLI so you can scaffold, run, and deploy automation loops directly from Windsurf's intelligent editor.

Use LoopCLI inside Windsurf IDE. Build automations with AI-powered flow mode, keep suggestions accurate, and run loops without leaving the editor.

LoopCLI + Windsurf AI Editor | IDE Integration

Windsurf + LoopCLI

Zed’s ultra-fast editor is perfect for teams who want LoopCLI at their fingertips. This guide covers command palette hooks, integrated terminal workflows, and collaboration tips.

Run LoopCLI automations inside Zed. Configure command palette actions, terminal tasks, and team snippets for collaborative automation.

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