Resources
Everything is written down.
Three places hold the answers: the documentation site, the guides on this site, and the README that ships next to the code.
Where to look
Three sources, one rule: the code wins.
docs.mingllm.com
The documentation site. Reference material on Loom Conductor lives at docs.mingllm.com, going deeper than a marketing page should on configuration and day-to-day use.
Guides on this site
Practical walkthroughs, from a fresh install to an overnight mission. Start with the list below; each one is short, specific, and written to be followed, not skimmed.
The repo README
Loom is Apache-2.0 and fully public, so the README in the repository is the source of truth. When any page and the code disagree, believe the code.
The best guides on this site
If you read nothing else, read these, roughly in order:
- Getting started: from download to a running fleet of six Claude Code sessions.
- Install: macOS, Linux, and Windows, with the roughly 13 MB installer.
- Your first goal: writing a brief the Conductor can plan, dispatch, and verify.
- Permissions: what auto-accept answers, what it never touches, and how shift+tab cycles one terminal's permission mode.
- Rate limits: how the Conductor recovers limits and stalls, and how pooled account rotation keeps a mission moving.
- Overnight runs: setting up a mission that works while you sleep, and reviewing it before anything gets pushed.
- Troubleshooting: the fixes for the problems people actually hit.
- Glossary: fleet, slot, brief, mission DAG, and the rest of the vocabulary, defined plainly.
The only prerequisite for all of them is the official Claude Code CLI itself, which Loom drives through your existing login. Anthropic's own Claude Code documentation covers the CLI; setup on our side is two commands.
Prerequisite
Two commands before any guide.
Install the Claude Code CLI and sign in once. The whole fleet reuses that login; no API key is needed for the six sessions, and the Conductor's key goes in your OS keychain through the app.
# install the official Claude Code CLI
$ curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash
# sign in with your existing Claude account
$ claude loginHand it the work.
Walk away.
macOS, Linux, and Windows. Around 13 MB. Free and open source.