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 97 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 972026-05-02

Public roadmap upvoting + /blog/rss.xml feed + dashboard source health + latest-release pill

Public roadmap upvoting + most-requested hot strip — closes the named rev-95/96 next-sprint candidateRev 38 shipped the public /roadmap page; rev 95 + rev 96 named upvoting as the natural next-sprint candidate citing the operator-feedback loop on the public surface. Rev 97 closes that. Anonymous voting via a per-browser fingerprint cookie minted by `POST /api/roadmap/vote`; one vote per item per fingerprint enforced by a composite primary key on the new `roadmap_vote` table; localStorage mirrors the server state so the UI shows 'voted' pressed-style without trusting the cookie alone. New 'Most requested' hot strip pinned to the top of /roadmap surfaces the top 3 most-voted items with brand-color treatment so visitors see what the community is asking for at a glance — the load-bearing prioritisation signal procurement teams + early adopters use to push the roadmap toward what they actually need. Roadmap content moved into `src/lib/roadmap-items.ts` as a stable per-item key so items can move between phases (next/soon/considering) or get reworded without breaking historical vote counts.
/blog/rss.xml — public RSS 2.0 feed for the blogMirrors the rev-37 /changelog/rss.xml shape so feed aggregators (Feedly, Inoreader, founder / AI-tooling newsletters that read RSS) can subscribe to both surfaces with the same client. Pure read of the existing `getAllPosts()` helper so the page and feed never drift. Marketing surface — visible cadence on /changelog answers 'what shipped' and the blog answers 'what we're thinking about'; the two RSS feeds together turn the brand voice into a passive distribution channel without the operator's permission. Subscribe link added to the blog hero stats row + `<link rel='alternate' type='application/rss+xml'>` in page metadata so feed readers auto-discover it.
Source health alert pill in dashboard status barThe dense per-row pills inside the rev-1 sources panel already surface health state, but operators with 10+ sources had to scroll to spot any feed in error or paused state. The new pill collapses that to a glance — eye lands on it in the status bar (alongside rev-12 heartbeat, rev-39 density, rev-77 personal inbox, rev-85 reset chip), one tap scrolls to #panel-sources. Renders only when at least one source is in error or paused state — quiet days never see it. Mirrors the rev-77 personal inbox pattern at the source axis. The status-bar instrument cluster now reads as eight instruments deep — heartbeat (rev 12) + desk health (rev 13) + cycle performance (rev 14) + read-only pill (rev 16) + density toggle (rev 39) + what's-new badge (rev 76) + personal inbox (rev 77) + reset chip (rev 85) + source health (rev 97).
Latest changelog release pill in dashboard status barOperators are heads-down on the desk and routinely miss the rev-by-rev cadence even though the changelog has shipped a new release every few days for 23+ revs. The new pill surfaces the most recent rev (e.g. 'rev 97 · new') in the dashboard status bar with a brand-color treatment when the operator hasn't seen this rev yet, fading to a quiet grey once dismissed. localStorage tracks 'last seen rev' per browser. Pairs with the rev-76 what's-new badge: the badge answers 'what happened in MY workspace since I was here last', the pill answers 'what shipped on the product since I was here last'. One workspace scope, one product scope. Sources from the existing rev-37 `changelog-releases` module so the page, feed, and pill never drift.