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Spec-driven code/review loop that runs until all acceptance criteria are met and bugs fixed by agents.
$ curl -fsSL https://devloop.sh/install | bash
Requires Codex and Claude Code. Runs on macOS.
Developers now spend most of their time in code review, assisted by coding agents. But the same model family can't both code and review. It favors its own outputs. Devloop makes Codex implement and Claude Code review adversarially (or vice versa), until all criteria are met and reviews addressed, so humans only come in where judgment pays off: at the spec and PR sign-off stages.
/devloop-spec skill generates a
short markdown
spec with a clear problem, outcome, acceptance
criteria, and what's in scope as much as what's
out.
/devloop-review against
the spec to
ensure all acceptance gates along with
engineering gates (security, maintainability,
correctness, simplicity, etc.) are met.
Devloop ships two skills, installed for both agents:
/devloop-spec: turns a rough idea,
notes, a URL, or an interview into one
concrete, devloop-ready spec.
/devloop-review: judges each pass
against the spec and engineering quality gates,
returning ACCEPT, REJECT, or UNCLEAR with fix
instructions.
No. It runs in isolated sibling worktrees and
never pushes or opens a PR unless you pass
--create-pr. Pass
--in-place to work in your
current checkout instead.
Codex codes and Claude reviews by default.
Swap either with --coder /
--reviewer.
Yes. Add a .devloop/verify hook
with your build, lint, or test command. It
gates acceptance and blocks the loop when it
fails.
On ACCEPT, on a stall, or when it runs out of passes (up to 5 by default, clamped 1-10). A 30-minute timeout caps each run.
None. One auditable Bash script; tracks and
reports land under .devloop/.
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