Loom tracks long Codex coding tasks so they are easier to finish
Loom is an tool that sits around such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. These tools can already write and edit code well for a first change, but longer software work creates a different problem. As a task grows, time gets spent rediscovering the project, rebuilding what already happened, checking which tests or commands ran, and recovering from unfinished work.
Loom tries to make the delivery state clear by recording the original goal, task plan, changed files, checks, failures, fixes, and handoff evidence. Its focus is not making the agent write better code, but making long work easier to track, verify, and continue.
Key points
- Loom is an tool built around Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
- It targets long coding tasks, where context and progress can become hard to track.
- It records goals, plans, changed files, checks, failures, fixes, and handoff evidence.
- The practical aim is to make unfinished or complex AI coding work easier to resume and review.