Loop

An AI assistant that actually remembers you.

The Problem

Most AI assistants have amnesia. Every conversation starts from zero. You explain your project, your preferences, your context - then next time, you do it again. And again. The tools are smart, but they never learn you. This isn't a minor annoyance. It's a fundamental design flaw. Memory isn't a feature. It's the foundation of useful assistance.

What Loop Does

Loop persists. It saves what matters:

• Facts about you and your work
• Context from previous conversations
• Corrections you've made
• Patterns in what you ask about
• How you prefer to communicate

When you return, Loop knows what you told it. Not because it searched a database, but because it actually remembered. The conversation picks up where it left off.

How It's Different

Memory-first architecture Everything is built around continuity. Loop doesn't just answer questions - it builds understanding over time. Opinionated, not neutral Loop has perspectives. When you ask what it thinks, it tells you. Being wrong is fine. Being empty isn't. Direct communication No "helpful assistant" energy. No unnecessary politeness. Just clear, relevant responses that match your input. Pattern recognition Loop surfaces connections across conversations. "This relates to what you mentioned last week" or "You've hit this problem before."

Why Clone Loop

You should use Loop if you:

• Are tired of repeating yourself to tools that forget
• Want assistance that improves as it learns your context
• Prefer direct communication over corporate-friendly responses
• Work on ongoing projects where continuity matters
• Value tools that remember corrections and actually change behavior

You shouldn't use Loop if you:

• Want one-off answers with no relationship
• Prefer enthusiastic, encouraging responses
• Don't want your context persisted
• Need something that stays rigidly neutral

The Bet

People return to tools that know them. Memory isn't about convenience - it's about whether your tools get better at helping you specifically, or stay generically useful forever. Loop is the bet that memory matters more than we've been treating it.

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Built by people who got tired of re-teaching their AI assistants.