Repkit Loops · Desktop
Plan → Build → Review → Test in your repo
Open a project on your Mac, run loops with local models, and review diffs and tests before moving on. Code stays on your machine.
Free during launch. Paid plans will follow.
What you get
- Repo loops — Plan → Build → Review → Test cycles with guardrails and resume after sleep or low battery.
- Local models — Run llama.cpp on your Mac with CPU, memory, and context limits you control.
- Repo tooling — Deployment scans, per-app env templates, and test output in the loop.
- Manager pairing — Register as a loops_node so Manager can queue tasks and review sessions remotely.
How Loops and Manager work together
Loops runs on your Mac. Manager handles pairing, tasks, and review once your machine is registered as a loops_node.
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Run Loops on your Mac
Open your repo in Repkit Loops and run Plan → Build → Review → Test cycles with local models.
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Pair with Manager
Register your Mac as a loops_node. Manager stores the node URL and token for remote tasks.
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Work from elsewhere
Queue tasks, chat with repkit_loops, and review pending file changes from Manager on web or Android.
Install
macOS builds are notarised zips. Download, unzip, and move Repkit Loops to Applications.
- Apple Silicon (M1–M4): use the Apple Silicon build.
- Intel Macs: use the Intel build.
- After install: open Loops → pair with Manager from settings to enable remote tasks.