Hire an AI worker in one command.
Add Floom to Claude Code or Cursor, then just ask:
Give this to your agent
Read https://floom.dev/onboard and walk me through setting up Floom.or install manually
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Claude Code
floom
floomEvery hour, summarize my new Gmail and post it to Slack.
Created worker gmail-digest. It runs hourly and asks before it sends.
First run at 14:00 — 4 new, 2 need replies
gmail-digestActive
every hourNext run 15:00
Last run 14:00·digest sent to#inbox
Runs on a schedule. Asks before it acts. Every run on the record.
You shouldn't have to do the same work twice. Set it once, and let it loop.
What runs on a loop
The work that used to need you.
Pick a worker, give it a cadence, and it runs without you, every time, quietly.
How a loop works
Set it once. It runs itself.
01
Connect
Add Floom to your agent. One command, nothing to configure.
02
Set the loop
Pick a worker, give it a schedule or a trigger, and approve it once.
03
Forget it
It runs quietly in the background. You only hear from it when it needs you.
Run a worker
floom run inbox-cleaner --input limit=20Quiet, never a black box
It runs without you. You stay in control.
Approvals
It pauses for your sign-off before anything sensitive happens.
Every run on the record
Full logs, inputs, and outputs for every loop, always.
Pause anytime
Stop, edit, or retire a loop whenever you want. No lock-in.
Where you already work
Run loops from your agent, or your terminal.
floom CLIREST API
Connects to
Start in one command
Set your first loop.
Give this to your agent
Read https://floom.dev/onboard and walk me through setting up Floom.or install manually
Today, and next
Run hosted workers now. Build your own loops, soon.