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LoopX 1.1.0 — Governed collaboration, new organization

LoopX v1.1.0 — governed agent teams, durable handoffs, and a new project home

At a Glance

LoopX now lives at loopx-project/loopx, with its website, documentation, installer and update feeds under the project organization. The repository history, issues, pull requests and stars are preserved. The package is still named loopx.

This release also brings the work since 1.0.5 together: inspectable team plans, owner-configured acceptance, durable local delegation, canonical coordination, and a clearer Personal Workspace. It does not claim that a preview is execution, a completed task is an accepted Goal, or a registered Agent is authorized to launch work.

python3 -m pip install --upgrade loopx
loopx workflow-skills --install
loopx --version
loopx doctor --deep

Existing managed installs can instead use loopx update check, loopx update plan, then loopx update apply; the update path preserves the pip, pipx or archive installation owner.

Release Decision

Who should upgrade: Users of Personal Workspace, steward team planning, local delegation, canonical Todo/Monitor coordination, and archive or desktop update paths.

What this release solves: Team proposals now have an explicit confirmation-to-canonical-work path; delegated work has durable operation identity, recovery and checked returns; acceptance and replan obligations retain their existing authority owners. Installation and public entry points now use the transferred repository.

Breaking changes: Yes, for callers of retired CLI entry points and old Pages URLs; no automatic state migration or provider promotion is introduced. Acceptance and execution bindings remain opt-in. The retired todo suggest and todo capture-followups commands are removed; scripts must use current documented Todo creation/completion and follow-up planning flows rather than those retired entry points (#4725, #4723). GitHub repository links redirect, but the old GitHub Pages hostname does not: update website, blog, documentation and installer bookmarks to https://loopx-project.github.io/loopx/. Older executables that print the old installer URL should use the pip command above or the new archive installer.

How to verify: Confirm loopx --version reports 1.1.0, run loopx doctor --deep, then inspect the directory and acceptance state for an existing registered Goal. Inspection does not enable optional contracts.

Contributors: Community work from @songoow, @Duang777, @DJC1412 and the other contributors listed below is credited with concrete changes and source PRs. Release qualification distinguishes the prior full-suite baseline from candidate-specific checks; see Validation.

loopx --format json agent-directory --goal-id "$GOAL_ID"
loopx --format json goal-acceptance inspect --goal-id "$GOAL_ID"

Agent Teams & Personal Workspace

• Inspect, confirm, then materialize. Steward team plans expose lanes, staffing gaps and bounded commitments. Owner confirmation carries the reviewed plan into canonical Todos and assignments; an unconfirmed preview cannot write or launch work (#4519, #4535, #4547, #4633).
• A conversation is not a scheduler. Goal Chat exposes inline LoopX mode and coordinated team inspection; normal conversation persistence and autonomous execution remain separate. Workspace first screens focus on the current Goal and inspectable work (#4700, #4736).
• Delegate from an existing Agent. Governed CLI/MCP delegation uses exact operator bindings, stable operation IDs, detached execution and bounded read/wait/resume. Recovering operations after context loss does not dispatch replacements; accepted returns revalidate the bound Todo and artifacts (#4688, #4706, #4731).
• Make available routes legible. Goal-owned configuration projects requester-scoped execution readiness without granting new authority or adding background operation polling (#4741).
• Align explicit host capacity. An opt-in configuration action can raise the active Codex host's child-thread limit to the Goal maximum, preserving higher values and requiring a new Session after a write (#4733).

State, Acceptance & Recovery

• Canonical lease acquisition, no-change retries, atomic handover, source-witness-bound writes and reviewed Todo/Monitor edits share the authoritative path (#4666, #4669, #4670, #4686, #4689, #4693, #4699).
• Owner-reviewed Goal acceptance contracts bind existing tasks to bounded artifact checks. Configure, verify, inspect and disable are explicit; disabled or absent contracts retain baseline behavior (#4683).
• Required-vision replans share typed outcome policy between projection and write-time admission. Agents can inspect, author, correct, write back and settle the original obligation. The associated PR reports two successful live-model trials; that bounded result is not a new release-wide live qualification (#4730).
• Checkpoint acknowledgements survive history trimming; periodic review uses lane-complete history and deferred selection recovery remains executable (#4554, #4654, #4655).
• Work counts expose incomplete coverage rather than inventing hidden advancement work. Monitor no-change polls avoid spend, periodic reports cover Goal activity without cross-lane duplicates, and repair dispatch uses typed action classification (#4713, #4739, #4729, #4734, #4740).

Performance, Integrations & Public Evidence

• Status and runtime hot paths reuse run-history, event, source-fingerprint, registry and readiness reads (#4632, #4685, #4690, #4694, #4695).
• Runtime and extension diagnostics identify the selected interpreter and manifest source. DeepSeek Harness uses its typed 0.1.5 host/client boundary; NoKV seed-routing and SDK mismatch handling improve without promoting it to default authority (#4482, #4509, #4649, #4724).
• The public site adds application scenarios, bilingual Agent-facing Kanban articles, and the LHTB research brief with explicit baselines, accounting corrections and counterexamples. These are bounded studies, not evidence that this release universally outperforms other harnesses (#4660, #4673, #4703, #4709, #4714).

Community Contributors

Thank you to the external contributors whose merged work is included in this release:

• @BigDataDZ: typed unstaffable-lane documentation (#4641).
• @Chumaniac, first merged contributions in this range: installation versus update authority (#4659, #4657).
• @DJC1412: Goal-wide periodic reporting, cross-lane deduplication and shared-authority RFC ledger (#4729, #4734, #4728).
• @Duang777: bounded Chat event retention, migration collision safety and repeated-read reduction (#4463, #4584, #4695).
• @Jim-jimu: non-default Git transport ports and contributor-scoped DCO checks (#4634, #4697).
• @YZJF: refresh/promotion modularization, serialized history repair, typed decisions and blocked-priority notices ([#4438](htt...

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