Features · Issue 01
One agent. Four moves. Your voice throughout.
Research that reads like an editor.
Feed loom links, PDFs, three articles, a folder of transcripts. It pulls the strongest line from each, attaches a sentence on why it landed, and leaves the weak ones where they fell. Footnotes included, register intact.
Writing that holds your cadence.
A direct draft is a flattened draft. loom moves through a piece the way a careful editor would — keeping rhythm, idiom, and intent. Anchor it with three past pieces and you get a voice-match score, plus the lines that earned it.
Planning with angles, not bullets.
Tell loom the theme and the count. It returns a structured plan — four pieces, four launches, four weeks — each with a hook, an intended reader, and a working headline. You stay the editor; it just stops the blank page from staring back.
Code that fits in your week.
Small scripts, parsers, the glue between Notion and a CSV and a publish step. loom writes the script and a sanity check, so the messy rows surface before they reach the cover. Honest about what it cannot do, generous with what it can.