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 118 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1182026-05-05

Auto-save drafts on memory bulk import + markdown toolbar + row-by-row staged preview + 'N staged' chip on closed trigger

Auto-save drafts on memory bulk import (closes the named rev-117 next-sprint candidate)Rev 117's running state explicitly named the rev-22 memory bulk import composer as the only typed-input composer left without auto-save — the previous eight composers (artifact body, operator note, renew note, memory edit, comment, signal-add, memory-add, task-create) all carried the rev-115/116/117 auto-save primitive but the bulk paste-list, the most-painful loss-of-work surface on the dashboard (up to 30 lines × ≤600 chars), did not. Rev 118 closes that. New `draftKey.memoryBulkImport` namespace + workspace-scoped storage. The composer restores any in-flight paste on open with the rev-116 amber 'Restored draft from this browser. Import or discard.' callout, persists debounced 500ms, fires the rev-117 brand-color teal '✓ Draft saved' chip on every persist, and clears the draft on submit / Discard / empty-textarea. Closes the auto-save symmetry across every typed-input composer on the dashboard — nine composers, one consistent persistence vocabulary.
Markdown toolbar on the bulk import textarea (extends rev-115/116 toolbar coverage to the ninth surface)Rev 115 shipped the markdown toolbar (B / I / `code` / link / quote / list / ordered-list / heading + rev-116 strikethrough / image / table) above every typed-input composer that drives the rev-113/114 live-preview surface. The bulk import was the only typed-input composer that didn't carry the toolbar even though operators pasting structured memory entries (bulleted brand-voice rules, decision rationales with sub-points) benefit from the same one-tap insert affordance. Rev 118 closes that by mounting the compact toolbar variant above the bulk paste-list textarea (skipHeading=true since heading-level structure rarely fits a memory entry's title-from-content split). Closes the help-typing affordance on the ninth composer surface.
Row-by-row staged preview cards mirroring the server splitterThe server-side `bulkAddMemoryEntries` helper splits each line at the first `.:!?` separator to derive a title + content pair. Until rev 118 that split was server-side only — operators routinely mis-formatted a line ('Brand voice; warm, direct, never corporate' splits at the wrong character) and only discovered it post-creation when the memory list rendered with ugly title/content boundaries. Rev 118 closes the gap with a client-side mirror of the splitter + a row-by-row staged preview showing what each entry will become before the operator submits. Capped at 5 visible rows so a 30-line paste doesn't grow the panel unbounded; '…and N more' tail when truncated. Brand-color left-border + soft gradient anchors the preview as a sibling of the rev-112 template-goal preview surface.
'N staged' chip on the closed Bulk import button + extracted scoped CSS classes for the bulk-import surfaceUntil rev 118 the operator had no signal that an in-progress paste-list was waiting inside the closed bulk-import panel — the rev-117 auto-save was invisible on the closed trigger. Rev 118 surfaces a small brand-color teal 'N staged' chip on the closed button whenever a draft has at least one valid line (4+ chars). Same colour vocabulary as the rev-117 transient '✓ Draft saved' chip so the persistence narrative reads as one across the open and closed states of the composer. Plus cumulative architectural cleanup: the bulk-import composer's previous inline-styled treatment (style={{}} attributes on every element) is replaced with scoped `.ld-memory-bulk-*` classes in globals.css so the panel finally reads as part of the rev-22+ design language thread that the rest of the dashboard follows. New 220ms slide-in animation on the open panel matches the rev-114 live-preview entry animation so all the dashboard's expanding panels feel uniform.