Agents start when the work appears.
A product manager files a ticket in Linear and a Mobius agent picks it up, reads the context, and gets to work, no kickoff prompt required. Any signal your team already produces can be the trigger that wakes it.
Mobius runs your loops in the cloud, triggered by GitHub, Linear, Slack, or a schedule, not your next prompt. You choose what acts on its own and what waits for approval, and your whole team sees every run.
You already have capable agents. The trouble is the operating model: too much routine work still waits for your review, and then your next prompt.
Loops are built from an extensible library: integrations, events, and actions. Use the built-ins, or add custom actions for your own systems. Each action is deterministic code or an AI agent, so you pick what fits the task.
Mobius can host the agent on its platform, or dispatch jobs to Claude Code or Codex, backed by hosted or local LLMs. Actions run in secure sandbox environments, or on your own network by running a Mobius worker.
environment.agent.rungithub.pull_request.createslack.message.postlinear.issue.createnotion.page.creategithub.pull_request.openedlinear.issue.createdslack.event.app_mentionschedule.tickEvery loop behaves the same way: it wakes on a signal, does the work, proves it, halts at hard limits, and stays visible to your team.
A product manager files a ticket in Linear and a Mobius agent picks it up, reads the context, and gets to work, no kickoff prompt required. Any signal your team already produces can be the trigger that wakes it.
A loop you can't trust is just a faster way to ship mistakes. Every agent shows its work. Low-stakes loops proceed on passing tests and AI review. High-stakes loops still require human sign-off.
The scariest loop is one that won't stop: confidently wrong all night, billing you for it. Mobius runs every loop under hard limits on iterations, budget, and progress, so it halts instead of quietly digging a hole.
If a loop does work for your team, it can't live on one person's laptop or in one coding-agent instance. Mobius keeps every loop in a shared project, where your team can see each run, join reviews, and steer the work together.
Nightly dependency bump
build
tests
lockfile
Triage new issues
labeled
deduped
summarized
Release v2.5 to prod
tests
preview
rollback
Iterations
20 / 20
Budget
$0.11 / $0.25
No-progress
1:30 / 5:00
halted: iteration limit
acme / web
shared
reviewer
support
researcher
nightly triage
deploy preview
weekly digest
staging
prod
data sandbox
I’m letting people in a few at a time. Once you’re in, run with it solo, or book a call with me and I’ll help you build your first loop.