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Loki Mode

Loki Mode is a free, source-available autonomous coding agent that takes a spec, a GitHub issue, an API document or a one-line brief and builds a deployed application, refusing to call a task done while tests fail or the diff is empty.

Loki Mode

Loki Mode is a spec-driven autonomous coding builder. Given a product requirements document, a GitHub issue, an OpenAPI, JSON or YAML file, or a one-line brief, it plans and builds toward a deployed application and does not accept a result as finished when the diff is empty or tests are failing.

A guided quickstart command asks for an idea, picks a template, quotes an estimated cost and time before spending anything, and then builds; a non-interactive form takes an idea and an explicit confirmation flag so it can run in CI or a container without a terminal. It supports five AI providers and eight quality gates, and adds a Claude Code plugin with slash commands and an MCP server for memory, task queuing, code search and build management. Paid team and enterprise editions are sold separately under the Autonomi brand.

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