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Droid made the /loop command generally accessible, enabling broader use of its…

2026-06-07 · 20:43 UTC ·@0xSero ·0 min read

Brief

Droid released general access to /loop, which the author praises for enabling complex software-building and shorting features. Droid’s plan/todo keeps models (including Claude) focused, while its loop runs QA and multi-agent orchestration—Kimi for UI, GPT-5.5 for review, Gemini for consults, and Opus for cleanup. The author frequently uses Droid for reverse engineering and reports no system-prompt refusals.

Why it matters

Droid made the /loop command generally accessible, enabling broader use of its iterative multi-agent workflows.

Key details

  • The Droid plan/todo feature constrains models (author specifically cites Claude) to stay on-task; Droid also performs thorough QA and multi-agent orchestration using agents like Kimi (UI), GPT-5.5 (review), Gemini (consults), and Opus (cleanup).
  • The author primarily uses Droid for reverse engineering and reports no refusals from the system prompt when running that workflow.
Source evidence

Droid finally made /loop generally accessible, I love Droid for 1 shorting features or building complex software solutions.

Droid plan/todo feature keeps the models (even Claude) from straying off the point.

Especially love Droid’s ability to QA its work very thoroughly and use multi-agent orchestration in its loop.

Kimi for UI, GPT-5.5 for review, Gemini for consults, Opus for clean up.

I also use Droid the most for reverse engineering, might be that The system prompt doesn’t push back against this kind of thing.. I never run into refusals with it.