# looprig

> looprig is the lathe of the intellectual revolution: an agent harness of small, stdlib-first Go modules that turns machine intelligence into dependable, governed, useful work. Agents built on it are durable across crashes, confined by the OS, gated by humans, transparent to operators, and independent of any vendor: agents you own and can change.

Every docs page is also available as raw markdown at its path plus `.md`.

## Docs

- [Quickstart: build one agent](https://looprig.com/docs/quickstart.md): This guide builds a small personal assistant that accepts one request and streams its answer to the terminal.
- [Loop: define one agent](https://looprig.com/docs/loop.md): A Loop is the immutable definition of one agent.
- [Tools](https://looprig.com/docs/tools.md): Tools are capabilities you choose for a Loop.
- [Rig: assemble an agent system](https://looprig.com/docs/rig.md): A Rig is the immutable blueprint for an agent system.
- [Session: run and control a Rig](https://looprig.com/docs/session.md): A Session is one live execution created by a Rig.
- [Build larger systems](https://looprig.com/docs/larger-systems.md): The quickstart is already a complete looprig system.
- [Package overview](https://looprig.com/docs/packages.md): looprig is a collection of small Go modules, not one all-inclusive framework.
- [looprig Glossary](https://looprig.com/docs/glossary.md): This glossary defines the shared language used across looprig's code, documentation, and public interfaces.

## Optional

- [Full docs in one file](https://looprig.com/llms-full.txt)
- [Roadmap](https://looprig.com/roadmap): what is built and what ships next
- [Mission](https://looprig.com/mission): the north star the rig is built toward
- [Journal](https://looprig.com/blog): engineering notes, appended in order and never rewritten
- [GitHub organization](https://github.com/looprig): all modules, READMEs, and specs