Loopyard is the control plane for agents that write your software, which is not a thing you should have to take on faith. All of it is open source under the AGPL, on GitHub: the Docker orchestration, the agent prompts, the lot. Under the hood it is a Phoenix LiveView app, Elixir and OTP, GenServers and ETS instead of a database, PubSub carrying the multiplayer.
The license matches how it runs. Loopyard runs on your machine: code in local Docker volumes, agents in containers on your hardware, API keys and secrets that never leave the box. Nobody is hosting your diffs. When you want to know exactly what an agent can and cannot reach, that boundary is code you can read.
It also means you can change it. Add a stack guide so agents bootstrap your framework. Wire in a different harness. Fix whatever annoys you and send the patch at github.com/loopyard/loopyard.
