
Evidence
Every run writes artifacts under .superloopy/evidence, so results can be checked after the chat.
Superloopy runs agent work in a loop until proof exists: plan, act, evidence, gate.
Agents move fast. Superloopy makes done mean proven. Plans, commands, screenshots, and reports stay linked to the goal instead of disappearing into chat.

Every run writes artifacts under .superloopy/evidence, so results can be checked after the chat.

Use loopy for focused work, research, frontend, and clone flows without changing the proof rule.

Plans, commands, screenshots, and reports stay linked to the goal instead of disappearing into chat.

Completion requires a named artifact and a clear pass, blocker, or next action.
Are all about proof

One prompt becomes a bounded loop
Read proof ⊕
Running agent work has never been clearer
Read proof ⊕
Done means proven.
Read proof ⊕Built for Codex and Claude Code workflows that need receipts
Focus on the task. Let the loop demand proof.
Has never been clearer
Define the objective, success criteria, and evidence folder before the agent starts moving.
The agent keeps taking the next visible action, with each pass tied back to the goal.
Commands, screenshots, reports, and audit files land where they can be opened and rerun.
The final report separates finished work from blockers, with artifacts named in the open.

Use the same evidence loop from Codex or Claude Code. The commands stay copyable without loading an app runtime.
Run in a terminal, then restart Codex and approve the hooks.
codex plugin marketplace add https://github.com/beefiker/superloopycodex plugin add superloopy@beefikerRun inside Claude Code, then approve the plugin hooks.
/plugin marketplace add beefiker/superloopy/plugin install superloopy@beefiker/reload-pluginsSuperloopy keeps quality tied to evidence. Goal criteria: the loop starts with a concrete objective and the artifacts needed to prove it. Evidence capture: commands, screenshots, reports, and changed files are written where they can be opened later. Gate check: Superloopy does not call work done unless the proof is named or the blocker is explicit.
Artifacts live in the project under .superloopy/evidence. That keeps the proof beside the work, not buried in chat history. The final report points back to the files, commands, screenshots, and notes that matter.
Yes. Superloopy is a command layer for Codex work and supports Claude Code workflows too. The same evidence rule applies across lanes.
Then the report says so. A loop can finish as passed, blocked, or incomplete, but it must leave a reason and the evidence it found. That is the point: no confident ending without proof. You get the next action instead of a tidy guess.