A source-available autonomous coding agent that turns specs into apps while recording evidence of what each run actually checked.
Adapted from @DanKornasA coding agent saying “done” isn’t the same as proof. Loki Mode is a source-available autonomous coding agent for builders who want to turn a spec into an app with verification artifacts. It helps you move from a PRD, GitHub issue, OpenAPI/JSON/YAML file, or one-line brief into a build workflow by running its Reason–Act–Reflect–Verify cycle and recording what the run actually checked. Key features: • Flexible spec inputs – start from a PRD, GitHub issue, OpenAPI/JSON/YAML file, or a short brief • Guided quickstart – answer a few questions, review a cost and time estimate, then start a sample build • Evidence Receipts – capture a diff hash plus test, build, and quality-gate results for a run • Standalone verification – run deterministic checks against a branch or pull-request diff with `loki verify` • Read-only modernization assessment – inspect an existing codebase for language mix, debt signals, and ranked starting points before changing it Free public GitHub repo; it is source-available under the Business Source License 1.1. Link in the reply 👇
