Keel Code launches a loop-engineering system for coding agents
jasonkneen · x · 2026-07-23
Keel Code launches with a pitch that most coding agents can write code, but few can actually finish a goal.
- The product is built around loop engineering: multiple frontier models work together in a loop to plan, build, test, and critique until the task is truly done.
- The thread says the point is to close the classic “try → check → fix → repeat” loop that still falls on the user.
- The quoted reply argues the GitHub link should work if the product claims to be open source, calling out the gap between branding and actual repo access.
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