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 177 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1772026-05-08Accelerating

Two more industry onboarding templates (Independent insurance brokers + Independent CPAs / advisory practices) + per-rev sitemap freshness boost (revs shipped within last 30 days carry priority 0.7 + weekly changeFrequency vs the rev-169 default of 0.5 + never) + 'New' pill on /changelog index for revs shipped in the last 14 days + brand-color tinted background + hover-to-lift transition on every changelog rev row — closes the named rev-176 next-sprint candidate (per-rev sitemap freshness boost mirroring the rev-176 templates pattern at the changelog axis) + closes the named rev-176 next-sprint candidate (further industry templates) at two more underserved verticals where regulated discipline (state insurance E&O + AICPA independence + IRS Circular 230 retention) is the load-bearing differentiator + extends the rev-177 recency-signalling axis to the per-rev /changelog detail pages so the public marketing surface emits consistent recency signals across both per-template AND per-rev axes — 99th unbroken cadence rev (rev 177)

Two more onboarding templates — Independent insurance brokers + Independent CPAs / advisory practicesCloses the named rev-176 next-sprint candidate at two more underserved SMB segments where regulated professional-conduct discipline is the load-bearing differentiator against generic AI tools. Insurance brokers (independent P&C / health / life brokers, small-agency operators — 4 high-importance memory entries: carrier-attributed quotes with named-broker contact, 60-day pre-renewal review touchpoint cadence, 40% single-carrier concentration red flag, every coverage-touching client interaction logs material-terms disclosure to suppress E&O exposure + 1 sample 18% renewal-rate-increase pre-shop conversation signal). Independent CPAs / advisory practices (solo or small-firm CPAs, tax + advisory practices — 4 high-importance memory entries: signed engagement letters before billable work begins, January 15 records-delivery tax-season cadence, AICPA independence rule on combined attest + bookkeeping engagements, IRS Circular 230 + state-board 7-year tax workpaper + 5-year attest workpaper retention compliance + 1 sample mid-engagement IRS CP2000 notice with explicit out-of-scope-creep response signal). Two new OnboardingTemplateKey enum values (insurance_broker, independent_cpa) extend the rev-19 enum without migration. The templates cluster is now twenty-nine named verticals deep — closes the day-1 starvation-point story across two more underserved owner-led segments where the procurement-conscious buyer's 'will it know my industry on day 1?' question is loudest, and where regulated professional-conduct discipline (state insurance E&O exposure + AICPA + IRS rules) is the load-bearing differentiator against generic AI tools that don't know the regulatory vocabulary.
Per-rev sitemap freshness boost on /changelog/[rev] pagesCloses the named rev-176 next-sprint candidate ('per-rev sitemap freshness boost for /changelog/[rev] pages — mirrors the rev-176 templates freshness boost at the per-rev axis'). Revs shipped within the last 30 days now carry priority 0.7 + changeFrequency weekly + lastModified at the rev's date — vs the rev-169 default of priority 0.5 + changeFrequency never. Crawlers + AI tooling discovery systems that prioritise recently-changed pages now see fresh revs as higher-priority than the long-tail of older revs. Pairs with the rev-177 'New' pill on the /changelog index card so visitors see the same recency signal alongside the crawler. Pure code primitive — zero schema cost, zero migration, no touch on the rev-37 releases shared module. The 30-day window is intentionally tighter than the rev-176 90-day window for templates because revs ship at a faster cadence (~1 per day) than templates (~2 per week); a 90-day rev window would accumulate 90+ priority-0.7 entries which would dilute the freshness signal. The fresh-rev surface needs higher priority because that's what new readers + procurement reviewers are most likely to land on through search. Older revs keep changeFrequency=never since the content itself is frozen by rev — the priority shift is the only signal that changes.
'New' pill on /changelog index + brand-color tinted card on revs shipped in the last 14 daysVisual companion to the rev-177 sitemap freshness boost so the recency signal carries through to the visitor's eye, not just the crawler's. The /changelog index now renders a brand-color teal 'New' pill in the meta column of every rev row whose release date is within the last 14 days — a tighter window than the 30-day sitemap window so visitors see only the truly recent additions (matches the rev-176 60-day pill / 90-day sitemap split on /templates). Pill carries a `title` attribute naming the 14-day window for hover discoverability. Each new rev's row also picks up a soft brand-color tinted background gradient so the eye reads the recency signal even without parsing the pill copy. Distinct visual treatment from the rev-100 milestone-rev brand-purple stripe (every 100 revs is an anniversary signal; the rev-177 New pill is a recency signal — two different reading horizons, two different palettes, no visual conflict). Lazy state initializer captures the 14-day cutoff at component mount so React 19's strict client-component purity rule isn't violated by Date.now() in render.
Cumulative visual polish — subtle hover-lift on every changelog rev rowCumulative micro-polish — every rev 22+ has carried at least one. Until rev 177 the changelog rev rows were static even though the rev-101 'Copy link' chip + rev-169 'Open page →' link both became interactive on hover. The new whole-row hover state (220ms ease, soft tinted background + 6px left padding shift) makes the entire row feel tactile rather than reading as a stack of static text. Excludes flash-highlighted rows (rev-101 deep-link arrival treatment) and milestone rows (rev-100 brand-purple stripe) so the three visual states never compete on the same row. Pairs with the rev-177 'New' pill background tint — a fresh rev's hover state lifts off cleanly without competing with the brand-color tint underneath. Strategic significance: the changelog has accumulated 99 unbroken cadence revs and is the load-bearing public-marketing surface for visible-velocity trust signal; small affordance polish on the most-loaded surface keeps the design language coherent as the page grows.