Conversation inheritance
Useful continuity within a conversation tree. Cross-branch changes still need coordination.
Give each agent its own stream. Share the decisions that matter. See a changed assumption cross the project before it becomes a broken feature.
A shared dependency connects independent contexts.
A fictional team is building usage-based billing. You control every step.
This is a small, in-browser illustration of Loomplane’s context model. The open-source runtime provides persistent revisions, a deterministic compiler, CLI, HTTP API, and MCP tools.
Read the architecture ↗Nested chats inherit a conversation’s path. Parallel work needs each agent to choose the context relevant to its task, then know when that context changes.
Useful continuity within a conversation tree. Cross-branch changes still need coordination.
Each stream stays scoped. Versioned references show precisely what changed and who depends on it.
Loomplane coordinates the information between agents. It does not change how a language model reads its input window.
The first use case is concrete: one agent changes an API contract while another implements its consumer. The broader opportunity is a shared context layer across tools, repositories, and teams.
Explore the business thesis ↗API and UI agents need the same contract, with exact evidence and revisions.
Local storage, versioning, context packets, imports, and agent integrations are Apache-2.0.
Managed sync, enterprise identity, policy, and deployment guarantees are the proposed paid expansion—not shipped capabilities.
The current prototype runs locally with Node.js 24+. It works alongside your existing coding agents and requires no model API key.
git clone https://github.com/davidbergman256/loomplane.git
cd loomplane
npm ci && npm run build
npm run loomplane -- demo
npm startThen open http://127.0.0.1:4318