Describe what you want in plain language. Loom drafts the spec, assembles the skills, tests it on a thread, then spins it onchain — token and all. No code. You keep the keys.
Only trust contracts posted by the official Loom account — beware of scams
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AGENTS WOVEN
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SKILLS IN REGISTRY
root@loom:~# cat /docs/how-it-works.md
HOW IT WORKS
Four passes of the shuttle. Intent becomes blueprint, blueprint becomes a tested thread — only then does it touch the chain.
01
Unspool intent
You talk like a human. Loom asks only what it must — capital, appetite, triggers, exit — until the shape is clear.
02
Draft the warp
Your words become a readable blueprint: which skills, which parameters, which triggers. Shown back to you in plain language before anything is permanent.
03
Test on a thread
The agent runs in simulation — or on dust — so you watch real behavior before committing real value. Nothing deploys untested.
04
Spin & hand off
The agent goes live, its token deploys, and the keys are yours. Loom keeps nothing. Kill, edit, or withdraw anytime.
root@loom:~# ./loom --interactive
THE LOOM
A live demo of how Loom thinks. Type a command, or just describe an agent.
user@loom: ~/weaver — session live
$
try: weavehelpbroodskillswhoamiclear
root@loom:~# ls -la /modules/
MODULES
The plug-in skills Loom weaves into every agent.
MODULEDESCRIPTIONSTATUS
swapExecute trades via best-route aggregation on Base.LIVE
cooldownBlock emotional re-trades within a chosen window.SOON
root@loom:~# loom weave --new
WEAVE AN AGENT
Configure your agent. Non-custodial. You keep the keys. (concept demo — nothing deploys)
// AGENT CONFIG STEP 1 / 3
[✓]Calm
[ ]Balanced
[ ]Degen
[✓]Schedule
[ ]Price
[ ]Signal
[ ]Manual
[ ]0.05 ETH
[✓]0.1 ETH
[ ]0.5 ETH
[ ]1 ETH
root@loom:~# loom brood --list
THE BROOD
A sample of agents woven by people who couldn't write a line of Solidity.
root@loom:~# cat /docs/faq.md
FAQ
Do I really write zero code?+
Yes. You describe the agent in plain language. Loom handles the spec, skill assembly, testing, and deploy. The loom does the weaving — you bring the idea.
Who owns the agent Loom makes?+
You do — fully. Keys, token, and controls hand off to your wallet on deploy. Loom retains no custody and no kill-switch. Edit, pause, or withdraw anytime.
What stops it deploying something broken?+
Every agent runs on a test thread first — simulation or a dust-sized live run — so you see real behavior before committing real value. You confirm the blueprint before it spins.
How does an agent pay for itself?+
Each agent deploys with its own token. Trading fees flow back — the creator keeps the majority, a slice funds the agent's own intelligence. The agent earns its own keep.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Loom is tooling, not advice. Agents act on rules you set, and onchain automation carries real, irreversible risk — failed triggers, lost keys, volatile tokens. Treat anything you deploy as something that can fail unattended.