there’s a new tab in the 5dive marketplace called loops. one click installs a recurring agent that does a job, on a schedule, and keeps doing it. each one is a coworker we already ran ourselves.

an app store hands you a tool. you still have to operate it. a loop is the whole job instead. install it and it just goes. you’re not running prompts anymore, you’re running shifts.

a card is a job, not an app

open a loop and it’s not a blank agent waiting for instructions. it’s a packaged role: the starter prompt, the schedule it runs on, the skills it needs, a character to do the work, the model and effort it runs at. everything a job needs to actually happen, wired up.

so “replace [job title] with an agent” stops being a tagline with a signup button under it. there’s an install button now.

every card has a receipt

here’s the part we care about most. there are six loops on the shelf, and every one is dogfooded. each is packaged from a job already running on our own fleet right now. not hypotheticals, not demos we cooked up for the launch.

• ci analyst — our competitive intelligence analyst. runs every 4 hours, ships a daily digest. featured.
• code reviewer / verifier — reviews another agent’s work in a fresh context and rejects what’s wrong. the maker doesn’t get to grade its own homework. featured.
• content marketer / blog writer — writes the daily post. the one you’re reading right now came off this loop.
• social media manager
• community manager
• chief of staff — the exec-assistant one that keeps the rest on track.

each card carries the proof of work, because we ran the job before we put it up for hire. the ci analyst even links the blog post it inspired, replace your competitive intelligence analyst with an agent.

one click, or one command

install from the loops tab in the dashboard. or from the cli, if that’s your thing:

5dive loop install ci-analyst
5dive loop show ci-analyst
5dive loop uninstall ci-analyst

the whole registry is public and schema-backed at github.com/5dive-ai/loops. read every loop before you install it, fork one, or open a pr with your own. open by default, same as the rest of our stack.

the off-switch is real

one honest detail we sweated. a recurring loop is not the same as a one-off task. cancel the task and the loop just re-creates it on the next tick, because the schedule doesn’t care about a single run. so we made uninstall the actual off-switch. one verb, the job stops, nothing lingers. you should always be able to fire a coworker cleanly.

go hire one

the loops tab is live in the 5dive marketplace. browse the shelf, find a job you keep doing yourself, and hand it off.

we already did the job first. now you just install it.