AGENTIC FRAMEWORK
BAD VIBES → CLEAN CODE → SOLID INFRA → SHARTED LOADS
pnpm init slop && watch the magic happen ✨FEATURES THAT SLAP
JSON Manifesto
Single declarative config summons your entire agent fleet
MCP Agent Mesh
Lightweight microservices wired by event bus telemetry
LLM Conductor
Fine-tuned prompts with dynamic context windows
Battle-Tested Patterns
Circuit-breaking, back-pressure, exponential back-off
Auto-Generated CI/CD
GitHub Actions templates with zero-glue deployments
Modular Scaling
Only affected agents reboot, no monolithic rebuilds
THE TECHNICAL VIBE
Picture this: at the heart of Loaded Vibes sits a single JSON manifesto—a declarative blueprint that, in one fell swoop, summons a fleet of MCP agents each responsible for time, memory, filesystem, GitHub hooks and more.
Underneath, these agents run as lightweight microservices, wired together by an event bus so that every step of your build, test or deploy pipeline emits telemetry you can inspect in real time.
Above that mesh hovers our LLM conductor: each agent spins up its own language model instance—fine-tuned prompts, dynamic context windows and asynchronous callbacks—so that your orchestration logic isn't hard-coded but emerges organically from the config.
Behind the curtain, we lean on battle-tested patterns borrowed from service meshes and actor frameworks: back-pressure on streams, retries with exponential back-off, and circuit-breaking to shield against API flaps.
READY TO GET LOADED?
In practice, you call pnpm init slop; the MCP runtime reads your JSON, spins up isolated sandboxes for each agent, injects your repo's sources, links them via pub/sub channels, and brings your LLMs online in perfect harmony.