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 198 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1982026-05-09Cooling

Closes two more named radar candidates at the templates axis (independent ski / snowboard rental shops with seasonal inventory turn + named-tech continuity + equipment-incident hygiene + fit-verification discipline, and small independent yoga studios with named-member 14-day silent-attendance threshold + named-instructor continuity + class-format hygiene + injury-incident cadence) bringing the templates cluster to sixty-nine named verticals — the rev-197 next-radar wave queued ski / snowboard rental shops + small independent yoga studios at the top of the queue, and rev 198 ships them at the cheapest possible shape on top of the existing rev-19 ONBOARDING_TEMPLATES array. Plus extends the rev-192 /api/v1/onboarding-templates/categories endpoint with a per-category `coverageDepth` block (memory entries + sample signals + total evidence) so MCP hosts rendering 'browse by depth' or sorting categories by accumulated evidence trail get the depth answer in the same call as the count answer — pure derived state from the rev-19 ONBOARDING_TEMPLATES corpus walked once per request. Plus subtle visual polish on the rev-197 hero category chips: count pill brightens on chip hover so the cluster feels more tactile + per-chip tooltip now surfaces the same depth signal the new v1 field exposes ('9 templates · 36 memory entries · 9 sample signals'). Plus the OpenAPI 3.1 spec count copy bumps 67 -> 69 across the rev-172 listing endpoint description in lockstep — the cadence pattern from rev 78 onward (every dashboard primitive gets typed in the OpenAPI 3.1 spec in the same cycle it ships) reaches its 106th unbroken rev with rev 198. Plus radar copy refresh on the templates 'Don't see your vertical?' CTA names the next vertical wave (small independent jewellers + independent toy / hobby shops + independent specialty bike shops + framing / mat-board ateliers) now that ski/snowboard + yoga are shipped. Plus 12 new SEO keywords cover the ski/snowboard + yoga axes (rev 198)

Two more onboarding templates — independent ski / snowboard rental shops + small independent yoga studiosCloses the named rev-197 radar wave at two more underserved owner-led retail + healthcare-wellness segments. Independent ski / snowboard rental shops (4 high-importance memory entries: seasonal inventory turn with named-buyer ordering window + end-of-season liquidation cadence, named-technician continuity on every binding mount + DIN setting with ASTM F2063-tested values + named primary + backup, equipment-incident hygiene with same-day named-incident report + 7-day equipment quarantine + 3-in-90-days pattern threshold, fit verification on every rental with measured height + measured weight + boot fit + ability honesty + helmet fastening verification + 1 sample mid-season binding-incident pattern signal). Small independent yoga studios (4 high-importance memory entries: named-member 14-day silent-attendance threshold with named-instructor outreach + 30-day named-owner conversation, named-instructor continuity with primary + backup paired-shadow on every weekly slot + 4-week paired-shadow on planned mid-season substitutions, class-format hygiene with published heat + intensity + pace + experience floor on every class + 30% drift trigger, injury-incident cadence with same-day named-incident report + 30-day named-instructor follow-up + 3-in-90-days teaching-cue review trigger + 1 sample 14-day silent-regular signal). Two new OnboardingTemplateKey enum values (ski_snowboard_rental, yoga_studio) extend the rev-19 enum without migration. The templates cluster is now sixty-nine named verticals deep. Strategic significance: closes the named rev-197 next-radar wave (the rev-197 running state explicitly named both as the top of the queue). Both verticals map cleanly onto Loop Desk's approval-first vocabulary — ski/snowboard rental leans on named-tech DIN-setting safety discipline + seasonal turn discipline (highly regulated, equipment-heavy), yoga studios lean on named-instructor continuity + injury-pattern detection (membership-cadence, named-relationship retention).
coverageDepth field on /api/v1/onboarding-templates/categories — closes depth-axis gap on the rev-192 standalone-taxonomy endpointUntil rev 198 the rev-192 /api/v1/onboarding-templates/categories endpoint returned per-category templateCount + URLs, but MCP hosts rendering 'browse by depth' (e.g. sort categories by total evidence) had to fetch the rev-194 /api/v1/onboarding-templates/stats endpoint and walk the perCategory[] array. Rev 198 closes that gap. Every category row now also carries a coverageDepth: { memoryEntries, sampleSignals, totalEvidence } block — pure derived state walked once per request from the rev-19 ONBOARDING_TEMPLATES corpus. The OpenAPI 3.1 spec types the new field with full schema in lockstep. Strategic significance: pairs with the rev-198 hero category-chip tooltip on the human-readable /templates surface so dashboard ↔ v1 read the same depth signal across both reading horizons. The MCP server's templates-axis tooling now closes the depth-axis read across all 5 axes where it makes sense (per-template detail rev 189 includes memory + signal counts; per-category drill-down rev 190 includes them; standalone-taxonomy rev 192 + 198 includes per-category sums; aggregate stats rev 194 includes both per-template + per-category sums; keyword search rev 193 includes per-template counts).
Templates page count + radar copy refresh + SEO keywords + cumulative visual polishTemplates page count copy bumps 67 → 69 across hero, metadata title, OpenGraph + Twitter description, JSON-LD CollectionPage block, and templates-cta. Two new keyword hints on the per-vertical chip line (Independent ski / snowboard rental `Seasonal inventory turn · named-tech continuity · equipment-incident hygiene · fit verification`; Small independent yoga studios `Membership lifecycle · named-instructor continuity · class-format hygiene · injury cadence`). Twelve new SEO keywords on the templates metadata — AI for ski rental shops + AI for snowboard rental shops + AI for winter sports retail + AI for seasonal inventory turn + AI for binding-mount discipline + AI for fit-verification rentals + AI for yoga studios + AI for independent yoga studios + AI for membership-lifecycle yoga + AI for class-format hygiene + AI for injury-incident cadence + AI for named-instructor continuity. 'Don't see your vertical?' next-radar list refreshes — replaced with small independent jewellers (named-craftsman continuity + custom-order milestone cadence + appraisal + insurance hygiene), independent toy / hobby shops (named-supplier continuity + age-gating + safety hygiene + holiday inventory cadence), independent specialty bike shops (named-mechanic + service-record continuity), and framing / mat-board ateliers adjacent to the rev-193 picture-framing axis now that ski/snowboard + yoga are shipped. Per-template detail page keyword-hint map gains the matching two new entries via the rev-195 canonical TEMPLATE_KEYWORD_HINT consolidation so /templates/[key] for the new verticals reads with the same depth as the existing sixty-seven verticals. Plus subtle visual polish on the rev-197 category-chip cluster: count pill brightens to brand-color on chip hover so the chip feels more tactile, and the per-chip tooltip now surfaces the rev-198 coverageDepth signal at the human-readable surface ('9 templates · 36 memory entries · 9 sample signals') mirroring the new v1 field. Cumulative micro-polish — every rev 22+ has carried at least one — and rev 198's polish is load-bearing because it ties the new v1 depth-axis primitive to the human-readable surface in the same cycle.