An app on your computer for building software with two AIs.
ProxiLoop puts two AI assistants from two different companies to work on your project. You approve the plan, and you decide when the work is finished.
A desktop app for Windows and Linux. Mac in first outside tests.
Made to be simple for any level of AI experience, from a few days in and up.
ProxiLoop is built for the builder and the reviewer to be different AIs, made by different companies. Only have one AI? You can start with it. It plans, builds and reviews its own work, and it still catches real problems.
ProxiLoop works best when you add a second AI from a different company, because it can catch the mistakes the first one tends to miss.
An AI checking its own work tends to agree with itself. The reviewer reads the plan and the work fresh, with no stake in either being right.
Two AIs from the same maker tend to share the same mistakes. A reviewer from a different company looks at the work differently.
The plan is reviewed before any work starts, when a wrong idea is still only words. The finished work is reviewed again.
An AI reporting on its own work tends to round up. The reviewer checks those claims against the actual work and the test results.
I once used up my reviewer AI's usage before the month was over, and I needed to keep building. For five days, I used the same AI as both my builder and my reviewer. It still caught real problems, even though it was checking its own work.
When my usage came back, the second AI's very first review caught a kind of mistake the same-AI reviews had not been catching.
Writes a plan for the work you asked for.
Points out problems before anything is built.
Approve the plan.
Does the work in the locked plan.
Checks the finished work against the plan.
Decide when the work is done.
Plan review and Build review are on by default. You can switch either one off for the whole project, and the builder asks before each ticket whether it needs a plan review. Lock and Ship stay yours either way.
The builder is an AI such as Claude Code. The reviewer is an AI from a different company, such as Grok Build. Lock and Ship are yours. The AIs are set up to wait for you.
Every plan, review and decision is kept in your project, and ProxiLoop shows you the step each piece of work is at.
95 of them were in plans, caught before any code was written.
That is why the plan is reviewed first: a problem fixed in the plan never has to be fixed in the code.
Your tickets and the step each one is at, what the reviewer has found, and the two AIs' own windows side by side, where you talk to them directly.
Each company's own installer, started for you.
Untick anything that isn't ready yet.
Fast Track: every ticket gets a plan review and a review of the finished work.
Disciplined adds a review before and after each bigger group of work.
You can switch either review off for the whole project, and the builder asks before each ticket whether it needs a plan review. Lock and Ship stay yours either way.
I'm Saul, a Navy veteran and former telecom project manager with no programming background.
ProxiLoop was born from a working process I made up myself and used to build my first app, a bookkeeping app for SMEs that is still in development.
One AI built, a different AI reviewed, and I made every decision.
ProxiLoop itself was built this way: Claude Code built it, Grok Build reviewed it, and I directed the build.
No. It's made to be simple for any level of AI experience, from a few days in and up. Start from an idea: the builder asks a few questions and writes the first plan. You approve the plan and decide when the work is done.
A computer running Linux or Windows (the Mac is in its first outside tests), and your own accounts with the AIs. Claude Code and Grok Build work today. Planned: OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, and OpenCode running open-source models through OpenRouter.
Yes. One AI can do both jobs, and it still catches real problems. ProxiLoop works best with two from different companies, because the second one can catch what the first one misses.
ProxiLoop itself sends none of your work anywhere. The AI programs send what you ask of them to their own companies, as they do whenever you use them.
No. ProxiLoop is made by AetherMindForge. None of the AI companies named here made it, sponsors it or endorses it.
I'll email you when ProxiLoop launches.
Pricing: coming soon.
Questions? Email me, I read every message: hello@proxiloop.com
