loop-forge — stamp a guarded, reusable loop (/loop-forge)

Picture an engraving shop. A customer who can't engrave walks in and just describes the seal they keep needing — "I want to do this over and over." The artisan ① recognizes which of 5 standard molds (loop shapes) it is, ② asks what letters to cut (the blanks), ③ cuts them into a proven mold, ④ automatically fits a "misprint detector" (the verifier) and an "out-of-ink stop" (the hardstop), ⑤ pulls one test impression to show the customer, and ⑥ once they approve, hands back a reusable /command they can stamp again any time — the same in Claude Code and in any other agent via a paste-able prompt.

What this tool actually does

Someone who doesn't code can't author a reusable /command that makes an AI repeat a task reliably. loop-forge closes that gap. It takes a vague one-liner and stamps it into a reusable slash command, while automatically attaching the two safety devices a non-developer doesn't even know to ask for: