LoopX setup with Claude Code: persistent coding loops

In this Portuguese tutorial, LoopX manages persistent state and human decisions around a coding assistant. The presenter explains that LoopX does not write code itself: the assistant implements changes while LoopX records goals, work and approval gates outside the session.

The walkthrough installs the Python tool with curl, checks it with the doctor command, and initializes a project in Windows through WSL. The example is a restaurant table-reservation application. The presenter creates a goal, loads the LoopX skills into Claude Code, and follows progress through terminal status output and saved goal and specification files.

A second loop adds reservation details, confirmation and restaurant administration. Fully booked times are deliberately left underspecified to test how the assistant handles missing business decisions. The gates that actually appear concern onboarding and access to the restaurant panel. The assistant reports completing independent work while leaving those decisions open for the owner.

The session demonstrates loops lasting minutes. Persistent recovery across days and coordinated task ownership are described capabilities, rather than long-duration results established by this example.