LoopCore v1

Controlled operating loops for agent work.

Wever Labs does not treat agents as one-shot prompt boxes. Each rail moves through a governed cycle: intake, planning, specialist work, validation, exception handling, revision, human approval, return package, and attestation.

Core pattern

One orchestrator, specialized agents, visible receipts.

The orchestrator maintains loop state and sends work through specialized agents. Every step writes an operator-visible record so the return package is inspectable rather than mysterious.

01

Intake

Normalize the request, rail, workflow type, inputs, callback preference, and requested return package.

02

Plan

Planner agent maps the work to success criteria, required evidence, and rail-specific output objects.

03

Work

Specialist agent produces the manifest, reconciliation, readiness object, risk summary, notice package, or draft outreach.

04

Validate

Validator checks required fields, evidence coverage, schema shape, boundary rules, and return-package readiness.

05

Return

Exception objects, revision feedback, human approval state, result contract, receipt, callback, and attestation close the loop.

Rail loop contracts

The current and future rails share a loop grammar.

Each rail keeps its own domain logic, but the loop frame stays consistent enough for agents to understand and reuse.

PacketOps

Manifest loop

Build manifest, check required items, detect missing items, create readiness and exception objects.

Open PacketOps loop →
FinanceOps

Reconciliation loop

Normalize records, match evidence, identify exceptions, issue receipt, prepare attestation.

EnergyOps

Readiness loop

Classify project context, check evidence, name missing items, return packet state.

DiligenceOps

Evidence loop

Inventory evidence, draft risk summary, report missing items, score readiness, create attestation.

Open example →
TokenOps

Proof loop

Bind workflow scope, check evidence, produce result contract, usage receipt, ledger reference, and attestation.

DistributionOps

Holder-service loop

Check holder records, prepare notice readiness, export readiness, exceptions, and audit trail.

Scout

Distribution loop

Discover target, classify fit, draft outreach, review boundary, wait for operator decision.

Open example →
Future rail

ContractOps discovery

Scope obligations, renewal dates, clause exceptions, redline questions, and operator-reviewed return packages.

Open draft contract →
Machine-readable loop layer

Agents can read the loop, not just the rail.

LoopCore v1 adds public schemas, examples, and a GET/POST endpoint so agent builders can inspect the operating loop before submitting rail work.

Start with one run

Need a first customer path?

Use the Customer Activation Path to choose PacketOps or DiligenceOps and run one narrow proof-backed workflow before expanding into the full rail shelf.