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LoopCode is an AI coding agent for desktop, terminal, and VS Code. Work on existing projects, inspect commands and diffs, and run checks before reviewing changes. Choose from models available on your plan, with limited free usage to get started.
LoopCode helps developers work on existing software projects—from understanding unfamiliar code to implementing features, debugging, refactoring, and running tests.
Our focus is making the work visible: inspect the commands, review the changes, and see which checks ran before deciding what to keep. You can work through the desktop app, terminal, or VS Code.
We also want developers to have accessible model choices. Our current Free plan includes limited access to Opus 5 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Pro adds GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol, and Grok 4.7; Max provides higher usage allowances.
A privacy detail: LoopCode works with your local workspace, but hosted models receive the prompts and relevant code or tool output needed for inference. Local workspace access does not mean inference happens offline.
We’d love you to try one real task from your backlog and tell us: where did LoopCode help, and where did you need to take over?
We’ll be here answering questions and learning from your feedback.
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About LoopCode on Product Hunt
“Your AI coding agent”
LoopCode was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #101 on the daily leaderboard. LoopCode is an AI coding agent for desktop, terminal, and VS Code. Work on existing projects, inspect commands and diffs, and run checks before reviewing changes. Choose from models available on your plan, with limited free usage to get started.
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Siddu Nikhilesh
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We’re the team behind LoopCode, built by Heksync.
LoopCode helps developers work on existing software projects—from understanding unfamiliar code to implementing features, debugging, refactoring, and running tests.
Our focus is making the work visible: inspect the commands, review the changes, and see which checks ran before deciding what to keep. You can work through the desktop app, terminal, or VS Code.
We also want developers to have accessible model choices. Our current Free plan includes limited access to Opus 5 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Pro adds GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol, and Grok 4.7; Max provides higher usage allowances.
A privacy detail: LoopCode works with your local workspace, but hosted models receive the prompts and relevant code or tool output needed for inference. Local workspace access does not mean inference happens offline.
We’d love you to try one real task from your backlog and tell us: where did LoopCode help, and where did you need to take over?
We’ll be here answering questions and learning from your feedback.