Connected project · 10 minutes
Run and control a Local Loop
Let Avori work through a longer goal on this computer with visible pause, resume, stop, validation, and rollback controls.
Use this guide with Avori
Open Avori, then keep this guide beside it while you follow the steps. Avori does not receive the page text, your account, your project, or anything you typed.
If nothing opens, start Avori normally. The written steps still work.
Before you start
- A supported project is connected.
- Avori and the project remain open on this computer.
Plan and model funding
Each model request uses the funding source shown in Avori. Local execution itself does not require Pro, but the computer must stay on.
Say this in ordinary language
Keep working on the player movement until it feels responsive, run the available checks after each change, and stop if a check fails.
Steps
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1
Describe the longer goal in ordinary language.
What you should see: Avori prepares a Local Loop plan for review.
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2
Review the goal, steps, model use, and project target, then approve.
What you should see: The Loop progress card appears.
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3
Use Pause, then Resume.
What you should see: No new step starts while paused; work continues after resume.
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4
Use Stop when needed.
What you should see: The Loop stops at a safe boundary and reports its state.
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5
Review validation evidence and use Rollback if the result is wrong.
What you should see: Avori restores the recorded change or explains why recovery needs manual review.
What Avori may change
Only reviewed work inside the connected project. Local Loops do not continue after this computer turns off.
How to verify it worked
Inspect the progress record and run the actual project behavior, build, or test that proves the result.
Undo or recover
Use the Loop card's rollback control where available; keep source control for final recovery.
Common problems
- Do not close Avori or turn off the computer during a Local Loop.
- If validation fails, stop and inspect the evidence before retrying.