Agent Autoloop runs CLI coding agents unattended and asks before risky steps
Sorted AI4d agoAgent Autoloop is an open-source tool that runs command-line agents such as Claude Code or Codex on a schedule or on events like a new GitHub issue, using rules you write in a JSON file. Each agent finishes a round and exits; when it reaches something like deleting data, restarting a service, spending money or sending messages out, it sends you a card on Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, Slack, Discord or a desktop notification, then resumes the same session after you answer. It runs on one Mac or Linux machine with Node 24, with no cloud server needed. The README is mainly in Chinese with an English version linked, and Windows support is not out yet.
Why it matters: If you already use a coding agent for routine jobs like morning reports or issue triage, this pattern lets it work while you're away but still stop for your approval on anything risky. Try it on a non-critical folder first.
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