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weekly-issue · r_c3b7
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Braido plaits models, services and judgment calls into one workflow that holds its shape run after run. No code, no subscription — every pass through the loom is metered in power tokens.
Overview
Active run
2 of 3 threads done · on track
Tokens woven
The workshop

Spin up a crew from a single pattern — agents, tasks and process arrive pre-wired.
New crew →Each run is entered into an append-only token ledger — debit and balance-after together. The workshop's permanent record book, never an estimate.

Ledger · this month

Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or xAI keys and match each agent to the model it deserves — a fast model for gathering, a strong one for the final weave.

How the loom works
Cast your agents — a researcher, a writer, a reviewer — each with its own role, goal and model. 330+ ready-made patterns mean you rarely start from bare thread.
Interleave tasks on the visual canvas: one agent's output becomes the next one's material. Feeds cross into curation, curation into prose, prose into review.
Every run settles as one append-only entry — tokens debited, balance after. A failed run releases its reserve in full. No subscription line, ever.
Scroll to move sideways through the loom's building blocks.

Plait agents and tasks on an n8n-style canvas.

Clone a finished braid and adjust the threads.

RSS and webhooks in; Slack, Telegram, HTTP out.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, xAI — per thread.

Every debit entered with its balance-after.
Buy a pack of power tokens; the loom draws them down as it works. Larger packs cost less per token — nothing recurs.
Starter
800 tokens · ~2 runs
Maker
2,100 tokens · +100 bonus tokens · ~5 runs
Pro
4,400 tokens · +300 bonus tokens · ~10 runs
Scale
11,000 tokens · +1,000 bonus tokens · ~27 runs
Studio
24,000 tokens · +3,000 bonus tokens · ~60 runs
Balances carry forward indefinitely
Field notes from the floor — on craft, calm software and honest accounting.
An account takes a minute, 500 starter tokens are included, and the first braid can come off the loom today.