Loopa
Talk becomes tasks.
Loopa is a meeting assistant from Brasth, now in development. It joins your call, writes the transcript and drafts a task for every commitment it hears, each with the quote it came from.
Brasth · Software product studio
Brasth is a software product studio. We make Loopa, WP DocSync, Dc CLI and Rig: tools that turn meetings into tasks, Google Docs into WordPress posts, folders into dev containers and coding agents' output into verified work.
Onboarding guide
Welcome to the team. This guide covers your first week.
Onboarding guide
| app | running | :3000 |
| db | running | :5432 |
Each one takes something you already have and turns it into the thing you need. Scroll to watch it happen.
Talk becomes tasks.
Loopa is a meeting assistant from Brasth, now in development. It joins your call, writes the transcript and drafts a task for every commitment it hears, each with the quote it came from.
Write in Docs. Publish in WordPress.
WP DocSync is a WordPress plugin that syncs Google Docs into posts and pages as clean Gutenberg or Elementor blocks, with images imported into your Media Library.
Onboarding guide
Welcome to the team. This guide covers your first week: accounts, tools and who to ask for what.
Week one
Day one is setup. Your laptop, email and Slack are ready before you arrive.
Onboarding guide
Welcome to the team. This guide covers your first week: accounts, tools and who to ask for what.
Week one
Dev containers from your terminal.
Dc CLI is an open-source command-line tool for dev containers. Run dc up in any folder and it starts the container, forwards the ports and shows a board of what is running. No VS Code required.
| Service | State | Ports |
|---|---|---|
| app | running | 3000 → localhost:3000 |
| db | running | 5432 |
Stop babysitting coding agents.
Rig is an open-source CLI harness for coding agents. One parent agent briefs workers over MCP and accepts their work only when it passes your requirements.
Rig now restricts OpenCode workers to an approved list of Go models, so routing stays predictable.
15 Oct 2026 RigPR #52Review receipts are validated against the job that wrote the code before the parent accepts the handoff.
12 Oct 2026 RigPR #51Fixes how a finished workflow graph hands its results back to the parent agent.
11 Oct 2026 Dc CLIUpdate with dc upgradeThe dc board is redesigned: services first, compact branding and a phosphor-green accent.
4 Oct 2026 RigPR #46, #47Groundwork for running workers in separate git worktrees, plus refreshed layouts for rig tui.
4 Oct 2026 Dc CLIv0.22.0Release v0.22.0. Full notes are on GitHub.
3 Oct 2026 RigPR #44The parent can route tasks to workers that are already prepared for them.
2 Oct 2026 RigInitial commitFirst commit to Brasth/Rig on GitHub, MIT licensed.
8 Sep 2026Four rules every Brasth tool follows.
Each tool does one job: a meeting into tasks, a doc into a post, a folder into a container, agents into verified work.
Dc CLI and Rig are MIT licensed and built in public. Read the code, file an issue or send a fix.
Loopa drafts tasks you keep or discard. Rig's parent accepts work against real checks. Nothing lands on its own.
Dc CLI needs no VS Code. WP DocSync runs on your own Google OAuth client. Rig works with the agents you already use.
Dc CLI and Rig are MIT licensed. Each installs with one line on macOS and Linux.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Brasth/dc-cli/main/install.sh | bash -s -- --with-cliBrasth is a software product studio. It builds small, focused tools: Loopa, WP DocSync, Dc CLI and Rig.
Loopa turns meetings into reviewed tasks. WP DocSync syncs Google Docs into WordPress posts and pages. Dc CLI runs dev containers from your terminal. Rig coordinates coding agents and verifies their work.
WP DocSync (version 1.1.5) is on the WordPress.org plugin directory. Dc CLI (version 0.23.0) and Rig are open source on GitHub. Loopa is in development.
Dc CLI and Rig are open source under the MIT license, at github.com/Brasth/dc-cli and github.com/Brasth/Rig.
Email info@brasth.com. For bugs in Dc CLI or Rig, open an issue on GitHub.