ProxiLoop puts two AI assistants from two different companies to work on your project. One plans and builds. The other checks the plan before any work starts, and checks the work when it is done. You approve the plan, and you decide when the work is finished.
95 of them were in plans, caught before any code was written. That is the point of reviewing the plan first: the cheapest fix is the one made on paper.
Every piece of work goes around the same loop. The AIs do the heavy lifting; you make the two decisions that matter.
An AI such as Claude Code asks you questions, writes the plan and, once you have locked it, does the work.
An AI such as Grok Build checks the plan before any work starts, and checks the finished work after.
Lock approves the plan. Ship is where you decide the work is done. Neither AI can do that for you.
Every session starts and ends the same way, so the next one picks up where you left off.
Each company's own installer, started for you.
example in plans and in finished work, each opening its review.
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.
Lock and Ship stay yours either way.
ProxiLoop runs AI programs on your computer, with your own accounts. Two from different companies work best: one builds, the other reviews. Only have one? It can do both jobs.
Saul · Founder, AetherMindForge
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 call.
ProxiLoop itself was built this way: Claude Code built it, Grok Build reviewed it, and I drove the build.
No. 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.
Linux and Windows. The Mac version is in its first outside tests.
Claude Code and Grok Build today, with your own accounts. More are planned: the list is above, and you can tell me which one to add.
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.
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