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Loom Workspace Configuration

This project uses Loom - A multi-terminal desktop application that orchestrates AI-powered development agents using git worktrees and GitHub as the coordination layer.

This directory contains workspace-specific Loom configuration that should be committed to version control for team sharing.

Files in This Directory

config.json - Terminal/Agent Configurations

Commit this file! Contains:

  • Agent terminal configurations
  • Next agent number (monotonic counter)
  • Role assignments
  • Autonomous mode settings

roles/ - Custom Role Definitions

Commit these files! Team-specific roles:

  • *.md - Role definition markdown (required)
  • *.json - Role metadata (optional)

Custom roles override system defaults when they have the same filename.

What Gets Committed vs Ignored

✅ Commit These (Shared with Team)

.loom/
├── config.json          # Agent configurations
├── roles/               # Custom roles
│   ├── my-role.md
│   └── my-role.json
└── README.md            # This file

❌ Don't Commit These (Runtime State)

These are automatically gitignored:

.loom/
├── .daemon.pid          # Dev script PID file
├── .daemon.log          # Dev script logs
├── daemon.sock          # IPC socket
├── state.json           # Runtime terminal state
├── activity.db          # Activity tracking database
└── worktrees/           # Git worktrees (one per issue)

Note: Production daemon logs are written to ~/.loom/daemon.log (home directory).

Creating Custom Roles

Step 1: Create Role Definition

Create .loom/roles/my-role.md:

# My Custom Role

You are a specialist in the {{workspace}} repository.

## Your Role

Describe what this role does...

## Guidelines

- Guideline 1
- Guideline 2

Template variables:

  • {{workspace}} - Replaced with workspace path

Step 2: Add Metadata (Optional)

Create .loom/roles/my-role.json:

{
  "name": "My Custom Role",
  "description": "Brief description",
  "defaultInterval": 0,
  "defaultIntervalPrompt": "Continue working",
  "autonomousRecommended": false,
  "suggestedWorkerType": "claude"
}

Step 3: Use the Role

  1. Right-click terminal → Settings
  2. Select "my-role.md" from role dropdown
  3. Configure autonomous mode if desired
  4. Save

See the Loom roles documentation for detailed role creation guide.

Customizing Agent Configuration

Edit config.json to customize:

{
  "nextAgentNumber": 3,
  "agents": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Worker 1",
      "status": "idle",
      "isPrimary": true,
      "role": "claude-code-worker",
      "roleConfig": {
        "workerType": "claude",
        "roleFile": "worker.md",
        "targetInterval": 300000,
        "intervalPrompt": "Continue working on tasks"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Important: The nextAgentNumber is monotonic - it only increases, never decreases. Deleted agents' numbers are never reused.

Factory Reset

To restore default configuration:

  1. File → Factory Reset Workspace...
  2. Confirm the operation
  3. All .loom/ contents will be deleted
  4. Default configuration will be restored from Loom's bundled defaults

Warning: This deletes all custom roles and configurations!

Sharing Configuration

When working in a team:

  1. Do commit: Custom roles, agent configurations
  2. Team members get: Your custom roles and suggested agent setup
  3. Each developer has: Their own runtime state (daemon, worktrees)

This allows teams to share agent roles and configurations while keeping runtime state local.

Troubleshooting

Custom roles not showing up

  • Check filename ends with .md
  • Check file is in .loom/roles/ directory
  • Restart Loom to reload roles

Configuration not persisting

  • Check .loom/config.json exists
  • Check file permissions (should be writable)
  • Check logs: .loom/.daemon.log

Worktrees taking up space

  • Worktrees are automatically cleaned up when terminals are destroyed
  • Manual cleanup: File → Factory Reset Workspace
  • Or delete .loom/worktrees/ directory manually

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