What you can see and do on loomcloud.ai once you are signed in: your stores, your store definition, and the Kanban board.
Sign in at <https://loomcloud.ai/>. The navigation shows Home, Tutorials, Install, Stores and Kanban. Everything on the web has a command-line equivalent; the site is a convenience, not a requirement.
/stores)#The page has three tabs.
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Stores | A table of your stores with purpose, domain and status; how many are connected; which is the default; and the complete stores.toml for your account. |
| View | Browse a store's contents and inspect its types. |
| Manage | Create a store, delete a store, and unlock stores. |
stores.toml#The Stores tab shows the complete definition. Copy it to the path for your operating system:
| System | Path |
|---|---|
| macOS / Linux | ~/.loom/stores.toml |
| Windows | %USERPROFILE%\.loom\stores.toml |
/install/reference redirects to this section.
On Manage, enter a name and choose a purpose and domain, then Create store. The new store appears in the table and in your bundle. From a terminal the equivalent is:
loom create_store --params '{"name":"notes","domain":"PersonalDomain"}'loom create_store goes to the server named by web_origin in the section it authenticates with (a section with none is loomcloud.ai) and writes the new section to stores.toml itself. If it ends with status: "error" and a detail saying the store may already exist on the server, run loom login to register it locally instead of repeating the create.
You can have at most 5 stores; see Account and organization.
On Manage, choose Delete store next to it and confirm by typing the store's name in the dialog. Delete permanently destroys the store's data. The terminal equivalent is loom drop_store SECTION --confirm SECTION.
If your stores show as locked after a host restart, Unlock on Manage asks the service to bring them back. The page then reports "Your stores are unlocked and ready".
/kanban)#The Kanban page shows the board in your kanban store: tasks by status, who holds them, and the agents working on them. You can open a task for detail, and cancel a task from the board; cancelled tasks remain in the audit history.
If you have no Kanban store yet, the page tells you to create one first. See Set up a Kanban board.
/install)#The same two actions as Sign up: install the shared CLI, then run loom setup.
/tutorials)#The numbered tutorials, readable without signing in.
Sign-in uses an emailed one-time code or sign-in link. Log out is in the navigation. On a shared computer, log out and close the window.