BlastLoop
BlastLoop is Ross Shaw's practical coding framework for AI agents: Blast, Mid, and Inner write code at different altitudes, then T1 structural, T2 bug/ops, and T3 adversarial test it in order.
BlastLoop launched on 15 October 2026. It ranked #91 on Daily Launch on 16 October 2026 with a Launch Score of 17, from 14 points on Show HN. It was new in the ranking that day.
What is BlastLoop?
BlastLoop is Ross Shaw's practical coding framework for AI agents: Blast, Mid, and Inner write code at different altitudes, then T1 structural, T2 bug/ops, and T3 adversarial test it in order. Why it exists: AI coding agents make teams faster, but they also make failure faster. BlastLoop applies an operations mindset to agent work: each change has an owner at the right altitude, and every result passes structural, operational and adversarial gates in a fixed order before it ships.
From its README on GitHub
BlastLoop is a launch on Show HN. It is released under the MIT license.
In its own words
a structure-first coding method for AI agents
From its Show HN post
Launch timeline
Launch Score, last 7 days
Ranked on one day so far: 17 of 100 on 16 October.
