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BlastLoop
BlastLoop is a practical coding framework for AI agents that organizes work into build altitudes and staged test loops.
BlastLoop is a practical coding framework designed for AI coding agents. It organizes work into three build altitudes, including Blast for system-level code, Mid for subsystem code, and Inner for local unit code. After code is written, it runs through a staged test loop consisting of T1 structural testing, T2 bug and operational testing, and T3 adversarial testing in a fixed order. If a structural problem is found, the framework restarts the loop through T1 and routes corrections back to the correct build altitude. It is intended for development teams using AI agents who want to maintain proper code structure, boundaries, and ownership. The repository includes prompt files, handoff rules, and examples to guide the agent workflow.
BlastLoop at a glance
Key features
- Blast build altitude for system-level code
- Mid build altitude for subsystem code
- Inner build altitude for local unit code
- T1 structural testing phase
- T2 bug and ops testing phase
- T3 adversarial testing phase
- Handoff packet and routing rules
- AGENTS.md routing card
Use it for
- Writing system-level code and architecture with an AI agent
- Developing subsystem features and service modules
- Implementing local file and unit changes
- Running structural, operational, and adversarial tests in order
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