**[LoopX Upgraded to 1.0: Manage Long-Term Tasks for Agents like Codex and Claude Code on a Single Page]** Beating AI Newsflash: The open-source project LoopX has released version 1.0. It integrates long-term tasks from Agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor into a unified workspace, consolidating tasks that were previously scattered across different sessions. Users can view all tasks connected to LoopX on a single page, including those currently in progress, awaiting confirmation, under continuous monitoring, or already scheduled. Within individual projects, users can further check pending tasks, completed records, files, and operational statuses for different Agents. This workspace can be accessed directly via a browser and is also available as desktop versions for macOS and Windows. Both entry points share the same local service and task status. LoopX does not automatically read all Agents on the computer; it only displays Agents and tasks that have been registered and connected to LoopX. Multiple Agents can collaborate to achieve a single goal. They can independently take on tasks, work in parallel, and hand off tasks to one another. For instance, one Agent can complete a task and leave subsequent tasks for the next Agent to continue. This collaboration is achieved through shared tasks and statuses, rather than allowing multiple Agents to freely converse in a single chatroom. [Original Link]