Use cases
Ship while you sleep.
Write the brief before bed. Auto-accept, smart steering, and account rotation keep six Claude Code sessions moving until morning, and verification decides what counts as done.
What keeps it moving
Nobody is awake to press enter. Loom is.
Auto-accept
Claude Code asks before edits and commands. Loom answers each prompt with the safe affirmative only, so a session never sits frozen at 3 am waiting for a keypress. It is toggleable, and shift+tab cycles a single terminal's permission mode.
Recovery
The watchdog nudges sessions that drift, relaunches CLIs that exit, and re-sends the task once a session is back. A stall at midnight does not become eight lost hours.
Account rotation
Pooled Claude accounts are assigned round-robin across slots. When one hits a usage limit it is parked and the next account takes over, so the mission outlasts any single cap.
The brief
Write it like a handoff note.
The Conductor turns your goal into a DAG of tasks and dispatches them across the fleet. Independent, well-scoped items split cleanly. By morning the mission view and live activity strips show what each session did, and the git graph holds every diff. Overnight test sweeps are a favorite, see test coverage.
# typed into the goal bar before bed
Raise test coverage on src/billing and src/auth,
fix the three flaky specs in CI,
and update the README for the new config format.
Run the full suite before calling anything done.Questions
Before you turn the lights off.
Is auto-accept safe to leave on?
It presses only the safe affirmative on Claude Code's own permission prompts, and you can switch it off entirely or cycle one terminal's permission mode with shift+tab. Either way, keys live in the OS keychain and a secret-path deny-list guards file reads and writes.
What happens when a session hits a usage limit?
Loom recovers rate limits and stalls automatically. With pooled accounts, the limited account is parked and the slot rotates to the next one. The rate limits guide walks through it.
How do I review what happened overnight?
Work is re-checked before it counts as done, the mission DAG shows what finished, and the source control panel has the full git graph so you can read every diff over coffee. See reviewing fleet work.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
macOS, Linux, and Windows. Around 13 MB. Free and open source.