Quickstart

Before you begin

Make sure you can sign in and that one coding agent passes its Test in Settings. Media and app-store credentials are optional until a build needs them.

Prefer to see the whole flow first? Watch the one-minute video manual.

Start a build

1. Describe the result. On the home screen, tell the chat who it is for, what it should do, and what finished output you expect.
2. Answer useful questions. The initial analysis can suggest a name, output type, and a few details that affect the plan.
3. Review the stories. Edit a story’s title or brief, or remove work you do not need. Nothing starts until you approve the plan.
4. Choose the team and start. Keep the suggested agents or select your own.
5. Follow progress. The activity feed shows what is running, waiting, complete, or needs attention.
6. Open the artifacts. Finished builds can show chips for a preview, repository, APK, installer, or Drive files.

A good first prompt: “Build a mobile-friendly appointment page for a local barber. Customers should choose a service and time, and the owner should see today’s bookings. Deliver it as an installable web app.”

The build process is explained in How a build works.

The build-model picker shows only models connected to your account. If it is empty, choose Connect models and add or sign in to an agent under Settings. See The build team for the selection rules.

Start now or schedule

From the review dialog, choose Start build to begin immediately or Schedule to save the plan and start it later. The schedule dropdown offers In 30 minutes, In 2 hours, In 6 hours, In 1 day, and Custom local date-time. A scheduled build starts on the server even if you close the browser. You can view or cancel it from Drafts.

If you track a provider’s current five-hour capacity window, chat may suggest using another connected model or waiting or scheduling until that window resets. This is advice only. LoopCodeLab never switches models or prevents a build from starting based on tracked usage.

Find chats and builds

The left sidebar is your chat history. It shows all saved chats, newest first, in one scrollable list. Builds do not appear in that list. To open the full builds gallery, choose your account or email at the bottom of the sidebar, then select Builds gallery directly above Settings.

Keep improving the result

You do not need to start from scratch for every change. Use Revise on a finished build and describe what you want changed. LoopCodeLab plans targeted follow-up work for that request.

Use Visual Edit for a color, type, spacing, or single-element change. Use Revise when behavior or data flow must change.