Claude Loop

Operational memory and safety for Claude Code.

Claude Loop adds persistent memory, file-level rollback, automatic test feedback, loop detection, context-pressure awareness, and before/after screenshot comparison to every Claude Code session — running entirely on your machine.

🌐 Live site: claudeloop.surge.sh 👤 Built & maintained by: Karim Meleka · @kmlogloglog

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This repository contains the source for the Claude Loop marketing site — a fast, dependency-free static page that explains what Claude Loop does and ships a small library of copy-ready agent "loops" you can paste straight into Claude Code.

What's a loop?

A normal prompt fires once and hopes for the best. A loop turns that single shot into a cycle — try something, check the result, decide the next move, and stop the moment the goal is genuinely met. The site includes a tabbed, copyable set of example loops:

Loop	For
Speed Sweep	Measured, page-by-page performance wins
Flake Killer	Quieting intermittent CI failures
Docs Drift Fixer	Keeping docs in sync with code
Coverage Climber	Raising test coverage that reflects real behavior
Error Triage	Knocking down the loudest production errors, safely
Diff Polisher	One careful pass before a change ships

Tech

• Single self-contained index.html — no build step, no framework, no dependencies.
• Source Serif 4 / Inter / JetBrains Mono via Google Fonts.
• Full SEO: semantic HTML, Open Graph + Twitter cards, JSON-LD (WebSite, SoftwareApplication, Person, FAQPage), sitemap.xml, robots.txt, and a generated og-image.png.
• Progressive-enhancement scroll reveal (content stays fully visible if JS is off).

Run locally

python3 -m http.server 8080
# then open http://localhost:8080

Deploy

Published to Surge:

surge . claudeloop.surge.sh

Regenerate the social image

og-image.png is rasterized from og-image.svg (1200×630):

npx sharp-cli -i og-image.svg -o og-image.png resize 1200 630

Credits

The loop concept and the "ways to work with loops" framing build on the open-source Loopy / Loop Library project by Forward Future (MIT). All copy here is original; only the underlying ideas are shared.

License

MIT © Karim Meleka