Use cases
Documentation that catches up.
READMEs, API references, and inline doc comments across an entire codebase in one mission. Brief the fleet once, then review the diffs instead of writing the prose.
How it splits
One brief, the whole codebase.
Planned, not pasted
The Conductor takes a single goal, like documenting every public module, and plans it into a DAG of tasks: one session per package, one on the root README, one sweeping inline comments.
Six writers in parallel
Each task runs in a real Claude Code CLI session that reads the code it is documenting. The mission view shows live activity strips per terminal, and you can type into any session to redirect a section.
Verified before it counts
Loom re-checks finished work before a task is marked done, so a stub README or an empty docs folder does not get counted as a completed doc pass.
The brief
Write the goal like a ticket.
Documentation missions split cleanly because docs map to code structure. Name the surfaces you want covered and the voice you want kept, and the Conductor fans the rest out across the fleet.
# one goal, fanned out across six sessions
Document this repo for new contributors.
- a README per package with install and usage
- doc comments on every exported function
- an architecture overview in docs/
Match the voice of the existing docs.Questions
Before you run a doc pass.
Can I review what the fleet wrote before it lands?
Yes. The built-in source control panel shows every change with a full git graph and hunk-by-hunk diffs, so you read the new docs the same way you would review a teammate's PR. See reviewing fleet work.
Will the READMEs render correctly?
Loom has markdown preview built in, so you can open any README or docs page and read it the way readers will, without leaving the workspace.
What does a documentation mission cost?
The app is free and open source. The fleet runs on your existing Claude login with no API key, and the Conductor uses whatever provider key you bring, paid to that provider directly. See pricing.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
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