Step 1
Describe and plan
Write the real task in a rich document editor. Ask questions with the task already in context, then append the resulting plan without copying between tools.
The agent platform for work
LatchLoop brings coding agents and general knowledge-work agents into a multiplayer, task-based workspace. Plan the work, choose the model or harness, watch progress, steer the result, and keep the process your business develops.
Why the interface matters
Automation loops keep recurring jobs moving in the background. Long-running tasks hold the detailed plan and execution history for larger projects. Fast iterative tasks create a tight feedback loop wherever human taste and judgment matter. LatchLoop combines all three instead of forcing every job into the same chat thread.
How LatchLoop works
Step 1
Write the real task in a rich document editor. Ask questions with the task already in context, then append the resulting plan without copying between tools.
Step 2
Use LatchLoop’s model-agnostic coding or general harness, sign in with ChatGPT, use supported provider keys, or run Codex or Claude Code with supported subscription-backed access. Switch agents when a different harness fits the next stage.
Step 3
Assign teammates, co-edit the brief, see who sent each message, change the task while work is running, and queue follow-up direction from desktop, web, or mobile.
Step 4
Review code as branches and pull requests, render shareable artifacts, build connected agent apps, and keep general-agent process files in a repository you own.
Sign in with ChatGPT, run Codex or Claude Code with supported subscription-backed access, or bring supported provider keys without token markup. LatchLoop is focused on the best workflow, not promoting one foundation model.
Share projects, assign tasks, co-edit descriptions, and send attributed direction on your own or a teammate’s task. Everyone can see what the people and the agent contributed.
LatchLoop does not train models on your code or persistently store your codebase. Every paid plan includes cloud-sandbox hours, and teams can launch as many concurrent runs as needed; code is accessed there only for the run, and cloud agents can also run without downloading it to a sandbox. Cloud coding runs stay on their assigned task branch, dangerous commands are guarded, and task message history can be deleted.
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Built by Velora. LatchLoop is created by a software company that has built products used by millions of people since 2009. The team uses LatchLoop to build and operate its own products, including Heights Platform, which serves more than 10,000 creator businesses.
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