LoomStack
Platform/Orchestration Engine
Orchestration Engine

The config-driven workflow runtime.

Uses your org config to route tasks between agents, humans, and systems. Intelligently selects the right workflow for each change and triggers human checkpoints at any step where risk demands it — not at one fixed approval stage.

orchestration engine
adaptive routing
① Signal
Jira LS-2847
② Context
Arch + ownership
③ Plan DAG
4 parallel tracks
Spec Agent
Low risk
AUTO
Code Agent
Med risk
NOTIFY
Test Agent
Low risk
AUTO
Security Scan
High risk
HUMAN
Deploy
Production
auto
notify
human checkpoint
4 parallel tracks
Key Capabilities

Unlike CI/CD pipelines, the Orchestration Engine adapts.

Every change follows a different path based on what it touches, who owns it, and how risky it is. A documentation fix and a payments service migration follow entirely different execution plans — automatically.

Signal 01

Config-Driven Orchestration

You define your org config: services, criticality tiers, ownership, process preferences. LoomStack uses this to intelligently select the right workflow for each change. Not AI inventing processes — intelligence applied to your operating model.

Signal 02

Parallel Multi-Agent Execution

Runs independent tracks simultaneously — spec generation, implementation, test writing, security scanning, and deployment preparation execute in parallel where dependencies allow.

Signal 03

Human Checkpoints at Any Step

Human involvement isn't one fixed approval stage — it can be triggered at any step where risk crosses your configured thresholds. Planning, spec review, mid-execution, validation, deployment.

Signal 04

State Persistence & Resumability

Workflows survive agent failures, timeouts, and human review delays. Pick up exactly where you left off — no re-running completed steps.

Workflow Lifecycle

How a workflow executes

01

Signal arrives

Feature request, incident alert, or dependency update triggers a workflow.

02

Context retrieved

The engine queries the Context Layer for architecture, ownership, and constraints.

03

Workflow composed

Your org config + signal context determines the right execution path: which agents, what order, what gates.

04

Agents execute

Tasks are dispatched — spec, code, test, security — with parallel tracks where possible.

05

Checkpoints fire dynamically

At any step, the Policy Engine may trigger a human checkpoint if risk crosses your configured thresholds.

06

Delivered

Changes ship to production autonomously or after whichever human gates your config required.

Architecture Principle
Parallel execution

Independent agent tracks designed to run in parallel. Scheduling targets shorter end-to-end delivery by removing sequential bottlenecks between spec, code, test, and deploy tracks.

Ready to see the Orchestration Engine in action?

See how workflows adapt to your organization's risk profile and ship changes autonomously.