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Loopwright supports two operating modes sharing one verification kernel: Declarative Taskpack (single-file automated repository sync via GitHub Action or App) and Managed Controller (fine-grained out-of-repo TrustedRegistry and TaskContract governance via the CLI).

Getting Started

  • Architecture explains the four-stage execution chain, the two operating modes, and the runtime baseline.
  • Installation installs @gpustack/loopwright, wires GitHub Actions, and provides llms.txt bootstrap prompts.

Operations

  • GitHub Action configures the reusable Action and secret bindings in workflows.
  • GitHub App deploys the webhook and token-brokering control plane.
  • CLI runs local compilation, execution, inspection, reconciliation, and closure audits.

Walkthroughs

  • Declarative Taskpack walks through simple single-file repository automation and automatic synchronized workflow migration.
  • Managed Controller walks through fine-grained out-of-repo TrustedRegistry, ControllerConfig, and CLI execution.

Configuration

  • Taskpack documents every field and enum in .loopwright/taskpack.yaml (Taskpack).
  • Task Contract documents every field, budget, step, and evidence tier in TaskContract.
  • Controller and Registry documents every handler, profile, credential, endpoint, and control in TrustedRegistry and ControllerConfig.
  • Sandbox Backends covers native OS and container sandbox policies and capabilities.
  • Decision Routing details System-One advisory confidence zones, providers, and disclosure policies.