Tell Loom what you want — its AI team builds it. You don't need to write or read any code.
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Bamdra Loom isn't a code editor or a chatbot. It's a small AI team that lives in your computer: you describe what you want; they argue about how to do it, write the code, review each other's work, and hand you the result. You never need to open code or learn jargon — you only say what you want and say yes or no.
A folder full of PDFs, web clippings, raw spreadsheets — turn them into searchable little tools, dashboards, or topic-filtered web pages. Just say what shape you want; the agents wire it up.
That product idea you've been carrying around — a tool, a small game, a personal site, an app for friends — describe it in plain words. The agents ask back, decide on an approach, build it, run it, and hand you something you can open.
Already shipping with AI? Drop the prompt-juggling. Say one sentence; the team runs the full analyze → plan → implement → review loop on its own. You only look at the result. Step in whenever you want.
Loom itself was built this way. The author started from one sentence — "I want a local desktop client for orchestrating multiple AI agents" — opened nothing but Loom, never wrote or read a line of generated code, and shipped this very app you're holding.
Most AI coding tools optimize for one prompt → one patch. That breaks down on anything bigger than a single function. Loom takes a different stance:
- Multiple agents, distinct roles — one drafts, another critiques, another implements. They keep each other honest.
- Persistent context to files — plans, task lists, progress all land in
.vibeflow/. Reopen the project tomorrow; any agent recovers the full picture. - A real loop with acceptance —
intent → plan → tasks → implement → review → wrap up, with you standing at the start and the end.
Download the installer for your platform from Releases:
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Bamdra Loom_<version>_aarch64.dmg |
| macOS (Intel) | Bamdra Loom_<version>_x64.dmg |
| Linux x64 | bamdra-loom_<version>_amd64.deb or .AppImage |
| Windows x64 | Bamdra Loom_<version>_x64-setup.exe |
Detailed install notes (including macOS quarantine handling) live in INSTALL.md.
- Open the app and pick a project directory (an empty one works fine)
- Type a sentence in the box at the bottom: "I want X."
- Look at the plan it shows you — accept or push back
- Watch it work; or come back when it's done
- Open the result; ask for tweaks if you want
The full walkthrough lives in docs/en/01-quickstart.md.
The app checks for updates at startup. When one is available, a download button appears in the top bar. The update channel is signed — only releases from this repository can install. If a download fails, a dialog will offer to retry or open the releases page directly.
Two channels, distinguished by the tag form:
| Channel | Tag form | Auto-update |
|---|---|---|
| Stable | vX.Y.Z |
✅ pushed to all users |
| Beta | vX.Y.Z-beta.N |
❌ manual download only |
Stable users never receive beta builds — GitHub's "latest" automatically skips prereleases, and beta builds intentionally do not publish the updater manifest. To try a beta, grab the installer from the releases page directly.
Full conventions in RELEASE.md.
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- Homepage: https://www.bamdra.com
- Releases: https://github.com/bamdra/Loom/releases
- Issues: https://github.com/bamdra/Loom/issues