DanielC000

Loom — Development skill for Claude Code

Development community

Orchestrate a fleet of real Claude Code agents on your Claude subscription, not per-token API bills - local-first.

How to install Loom

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open DanielC000/loom and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Loom does

Orchestrate a fleet of real Claude Code agents on your Claude subscription, not per-token API bills - local-first.

Alternatives in Development

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  • Dario — A local OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible proxy that brings your Claude Pro/Max subscription to Cursor, Cline 485 ★
  • Openclaw Billing Proxy — Route OpenClaw API requests through Claude Code subscription billing instead of Extra Usage 460 ★

README

Loom

Orchestrate a fleet of real Claude Code agents — durable, review-gated, and entirely on your machine

License: MIT CI Release Node 22+

Loom's Mission Control: live agent fleets across three projects on isolated git branches with context meters, an attention queue of decisions and secrets awaiting the owner, and a real-time activity feed — one phosphor-on-dark cockpit.

Loom orchestrates the **real interactive `claude`** — the same terminal session you'd run by hand, driven over a PTY, never a headless `claude -p` one-shot or an API-key agent loop. A daemon on your own machine owns those sessions, so they're **durable**: closing the window — or rebooting — never kills the work. Around them, one lead agent decomposes a goal, delegates to workers on isolated git branches, **reviews each diff, and merges through a build gate** — while your code, transcripts, task board, and the knowledge the fleet accumulates all stay **local, on your hardware**. It even self-hosts: Loom is built using Loom.

Because every agent is a genuine `claude` session rather than an API-key agent loop, a whole fleet of them also runs on the **Claude subscription (Pro/Max)** you already pay for — there's no separate per-token API bill for the orchestration the way there is with tools that drive the Anthropic API directly. That's an honest prope