Stop pasting code that doesn't work.
Loops writes custom code, ships it to staging, sees what actually happened, and fixes what's broken.
On it. Writing the animation and pushing it to your staging site...
Working perfectly. Check your staging site!
Updated. Logs confirm the new timing and scale are live.
Refresh and take a look.
You already know how this goes.
Ask an AI for code. Paste it. It doesn't work. Explain why. Get new code. Paste again. Still broken. Rinse, repeat, lose your mind.
I need a scroll-triggered animation for my portfolio grid
Here's the code! Just paste this into your project:
It's not working. Nothing happens when I scroll.
Sorry about that! The selector was wrong. Try this updated version:
Still broken. Now I'm getting a console error about IntersectionObserver.
Oh, you need to wrap it in a DOMContentLoaded listener. Here:
OK it fires now but the animations are all happening at once, not staggered.
Right, we need to add a delay to each element. Replace lines 14–22 with this:
Which lines? The code looks different from what you gave me last time.
...five round-trips later, you're debugging code you didn't write, in an environment the AI can't see.
What if it could just see your site and fix it itself?
How the loop works
Your commands become scripts. The site's logs come back. Loops is the invisible glue.
Logs from your site:
Working perfectly!
Local Claude
A chat with an LLM
Your Website
Browser with a <script> tag
The feedback loop
Loops closes the loop between the AI and your Webflow site. Claude doesn't just write code blindly — it can see the results, read errors, and fix problems on its own.
You describe what you want
"Add staggered fade-ins to the portfolio grid." Or "Pull the latest posts from my API." Plain English, no code.
Claude writes the code and pushes it
Claude writes the JavaScript and pushes it straight to your staging site. Your page reloads automatically with the new code running.
Your site sends logs back to Claude
This is the magic. Your staging site sends live logs back — console messages, errors, everything. Claude can see exactly what happened: "Fade-in initialized on 6 elements" or "Error: element not found." It doesn't guess, it knows.
If something's wrong, Claude fixes it
Saw an error in the logs? Claude reads it, understands the problem, rewrites the code, pushes again. Your site reloads, new logs come back. Loop repeats until it's right. No pasting, no back-and-forth — it just converges.
You review the result
Check your staging site. Love it? You're done. Want changes? Just say "make it slower" and the loop runs again in seconds.
What designers are asking for
Real requests, real results. Notice how Claude confirms via logs every time — it never guesses.
Add staggered fade-in animations to the portfolio grid when you scroll to it
Done! Each portfolio item now fades in one after another as the section scrolls into view. Logs confirm all 6 items are animating.
Build category filters for the blog — let people click a category to show only those posts
Filter is live. Clicking a category fades out non-matching posts and reveals matching ones. Logs show 12 items across 4 categories.
Fetch our latest 3 blog posts from the WordPress API and display them in the news section
Posts are loading from your API and rendering in .news_list with title, date, and excerpt. Logs confirm 3 posts fetched successfully.
If the URL has ?ref=producthunt, show a welcome banner at the top of the page
Banner is working. Visits with ?ref=producthunt see a styled welcome message at the top. Regular visitors see nothing. Logs confirm the param detection.
What would you add to your Webflow site?
Animations, data fetching, form logic, dynamic content — just describe it to Claude and it's done.