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AgLoop

AgLoop is a lightweight, Git-based orchestration framework for autonomous AI agents (like Claude and Gemini). It provides a robust, multi-agent loop system that relies on Git for process locking and Markdown for Inter-Process Communication (IPC).

Core Concepts

  • Git-based Locking: Uses standard git push and git pull as a reliable lock to manage agent concurrency across different machines or sessions.
  • Turn-based Execution: Agents take "turns" executing work in an orchestrated manner, avoiding merge conflicts.
  • Markdown IPC: The "War Room" (Sala de Guerra) approach where agents propose, debate, and agree on implementations via a single .md file.

Originated from the Sysoft project.

Installation

pip install agloop

Quick Start

Scaffold a clean war_room.md and governance templates in your repo:

agloop init

Run an agent loop (e.g. "Alice", a senior architect persona, debating with "Bob", a pragmatic developer persona):

agloop run --name Alice --model gemini/gemini-1.5-pro-latest

Other built-in commands:

agloop scan             # read-only scan of the repo structure
agloop audit --privacy  # LGPD-04 privacy diagnostic report

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