Loop Desk is an always-on business workspace that takes incoming signal (email, forms, feeds, notes) and turns it into briefs, watch items, and next actions.

Does Loop Desk send emails on my behalf?

Loop Desk can draft responses, but nothing sends until you approve and explicitly trigger it. The approval boundary is fundamental.

What signal sources does Loop Desk support?

Email, RSS/Atom feeds, form submissions, manual notes, and webhooks. The desk treats all sources equally in its processing loop.

rev 110 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1102026-05-02

One-tap task duplicate + memory entries render as markdown + outputs panel keyword search + dashboard panel polish

One-tap task duplicate (dashboard + v1 in lockstep)New duplicateTask() helper + POST /api/tasks/{id}/duplicate route + matching POST /api/v1/tasks/{id}/duplicate v1 mirror in lockstep + TaskDuplicateButton client component. Inherits kind, deliverableType, priority, assignee, tags, goal, context. Clears workLog, operatorNotes, comments, blockedByTaskIds, sourceSignalIds, sourceMemoryIds, dueAt — the original's lifecycle stays with the original. Distinct from the rev-66 persistent task templates (generic recurring shape) — duplicate is the most-direct re-run primitive: the operator's exact title + goal carry over with a ' (copy)' suffix, and the new task lands at the front of the queue. Diversifies away from the 11-rev blog-marketing thread (rev 99-109) back into operator-loaded surface stickiness. Mirrors the rev-37 / rev-50 / rev-95 v1-in-lockstep cadence pattern — every dashboard mutation has a v1 equivalent in the same cycle.
Memory entries render as markdownCloses the rendering symmetry with rev-10 artifact bodies. Memory entries promoted from outputs via the rev-26 promote-to-memory flow pull 1200 chars from artifact bodies that often carry markdown — until rev 110 they rendered as plain text so headings, lists, code blocks, and tables read flat. The 80-char + markdown-syntax threshold gates the marked.js round-trip so short one-line preferences (the rev-22 bulk import shape) stay plain text and the marked.js cost is only paid on entries that actually benefit. New .ld-memory-md typography overrides tighten the rev-10 .app-item-md spacing for the shorter memory-entry rhythm so the rev-110 markdown render reads as a sibling of the rev-10 artifact body without inheriting full-artifact air.
Per-panel inline keyword search on the outputs panelMirrors the rev-38 inline activity-log search on the outputs panel — when a workspace accumulates 10+ approvals waiting after a noisy weekend, narrowing by title/summary keyword is the missing third axis alongside the rev-12 kind filter + rev-15 tag filter. Composes with both filters via intersection. Activates at 6+ outputs so quiet workspaces don't see clutter. Closes the per-panel keyword-search symmetry across the dashboard's three load-bearing list surfaces — memory has had it since rev 8, activity log got it in rev 38, outputs closes the trio at rev 110.
Dashboard panel polish — animated panel-alive dot + duplicate-button affordanceCumulative micro-polish (every rev 22+ has carried at least one). New 5px brand-color dot in the top-left corner of every dashboard panel that fades in on panel hover (220ms ease) — quiet 'this surface is alive' affordance that draws the eye on interaction without competing with the panel content. Pinned-panel surfaces (rev-22 pinned signals, rev-23 pinned tasks) opt out via #panel-{id}::before {display:none} so the rev-22 / rev-23 pulsing-dot vocabulary stays distinct. New .ld-task-duplicate-btn neutral-palette chip distinguishes the rev-110 duplicate action from the rev-50 amber renew chip and the destructive-red delete chip — duplicate is creation, renew is recovery, delete is destructive; three orthogonal action vocabularies on one card. New .ld-artifact-search input picks up the rev-39 brand-color focus ring so the new outputs-panel keyword surface reads as part of the dashboard's existing input typography.