Show HN: LoopFlow – plain-English loops that run coding agents until tests pass
LoopFlow is a tool that lets users write loop logic in plain English, which then runs coding agents to iteratively fix and retry code until all tests pass.
Background
- LoopFlow is a developer tool that lets you write loops in plain English (e.g., "fix the bugs in this code until tests pass") while it runs AI coding agents behind the scenes to carry out each step.
- It targets a growing trend: using large language models (LLMs) as autonomous coding assistants that can edit code, run tests, and iterate without human intervention.
- The "Show HN" prefix means it was posted on Hacker News (HN), a popular tech community run by Y Combinator, as a personal project or early-stage startup seeking feedback.
- This fits into the broader "AI coding agent" space alongside tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Devin — but LoopFlow differentiates itself by focusing on simple, human-readable loop logic rather than complex agent pipelines.