Company
Every line in the open.
Loom Conductor is Apache-2.0, and the whole app is public: the Tauri 2 shell, the Rust core, and the React 19 front end. Nothing held back, nothing hidden behind a server.
The repo
Read it before you run it.
An app that drives six autonomous Claude Code sessions, answers their permission prompts, and touches your repositories should not ask for faith. Clone it and read the secret-path deny-list, the SSRF-guarded HTTP proxy, and the keychain calls before any of them run on your machine.
# the whole app, not a sample
$ git clone https://github.com/yimingbeckmann/loom-conductor
$ cd loom-conductor
# Tauri 2 shell, Rust core, React 19 front endWhy public
Open source is the security model.
For a tool with this much autonomy, openness is not a marketing badge. It is how the trust math works out.
Claims you can audit
Keychain-only keys, the deny-list on reads and writes, and the workspace authorization registry are all verifiable in source, not asserted in a brochure. The security page maps the guardrails.
Free without a catch
No telemetry, no account beyond your Claude login, and no server of ours holding your data. The app is free and you pay your model providers directly. See pricing.
Yours to keep
Apache-2.0 means you can use Loom commercially, modify it, and redistribute it. If MingLLM vanished tomorrow, the app you rely on would still be yours to build.
Contributing
Questions people ask first.
How do I contribute?
Open an issue or a pull request at github.com/yimingbeckmann/loom-conductor. Bug reports with reproduction steps are as valuable as patches. Participation follows the code of conduct.
I found a vulnerability. Where does it go?
Not in the public issue tracker. Report it responsibly through the security policy so a fix can land before details circulate.
What exactly does Apache-2.0 permit?
Commercial use, modification, and distribution, with an explicit patent grant. The license page has the full text and the short version.
If the app is free, what is the business model?
There is no business model hiding inside the app. No telemetry to sell, no account to upsell, no metered seat. Your only costs are the model providers you already pay directly, for the Conductor key you bring and the Claude login the fleet uses.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
macOS, Linux, and Windows. Around 13 MB. Free and open source.