How LoomStack is built.
A five-layer architecture designed for enterprise-grade orchestration. Each layer has a distinct responsibility, and each is designed to be adopted incrementally.
Control Plane
Orchestrates all workflow execution — composing workflows from your org config, routing between agents and humans, and triggering checkpoints at any step where risk crosses configured thresholds.
Context Layer
Maintains organizational memory — architecture, ownership, decisions, incidents. Provides versioned context snapshots to every agent at dispatch time. Stores learning outcomes from completed workflows.
Execution Layer
Executes work via connected agents and tools. Manages parallel tracks across the full lifecycle (plan, spec, code, test, security, docs, deploy agents run where dependencies allow), staged outputs, and conflict detection before results are applied.
Observability Layer
Provides complete traceability from signal to production outcome. Runs as a continuous side-channel during deployment — not a sequential step after it. Correlates production anomalies to workflow events.
Governance Layer
Records, enforces, and reports on governance across all workflow events. Immutable, tamper-evident audit trail. Approval chain state is technically enforced — workflows cannot proceed without required approvals.
Deployment options
Managed cloud service
Fully managed SaaS. Zero infrastructure to operate.
Self-hosted (Kubernetes)
Deploy in your own cloud. Full data residency control.
Hybrid
Control plane managed; data plane self-hosted.
Integration approach
LoomStack connects to your existing tools via webhooks and APIs. No changes to your repositories or CI/CD pipelines are required. Adoption is incremental — start with one workflow, expand over time.