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LoopBench Optimizer — Documentation

Start with the 5-minute Quick Start, then dive deeper here.

Guides

Document Description
Defining Your Benchmark Every way to score a run — speed markers, custom metrics, regex parsing, stdin/run mode, cost budgets, and optimizing an external repo
Architecture Per-subsystem design references with diagrams (optimizer loop, ghost worktrees, repo context mapper, LLM editing, Docker sandbox, candidate database, search strategy)

Dashboard

File Description
index.html Single-file dashboard (open directly, or serve locally / via GitHub Pages)
data.json Latest exported run data (written automatically by every loopbench run)

Every loopbench run writes docs/data.json. View the trajectory locally or publish it:

# Local — open http://localhost:8080
python -m http.server 8080 --directory docs

# GitHub Pages — published at https://<user>.github.io/LoopBench-Optimizer/
git add docs/data.json && git commit -m "results" && git push

While a run is active, append ?refresh=5 to auto-refresh the dashboard every 5 seconds: http://localhost:8080?refresh=5.