Git Workbench for Science
The VersionedScientific Record.
Hypotheses, data, methods, code, and drafts are versioned research objects. Branch a line of inquiry, commit every change, merge through named review. Every claim carries its provenance, and Loom coexists with Benchling, OSF, GitHub, Quarto, and JupyterHub.
What Loom Gives You
Version Control Built for Research Objects.
Every branch, commit, and review lives against content-addressed storage, so the scientific record stays intact as the work moves.
Branches
Feature, review, integration, and archive branches per project. Default branches are protected, so merges go through a pull request.
Commits
Hash-chained tree manifests over content-addressed blobs. Every commit is a snapshot of every research object.
Pull requests
Named-review merges with line-anchored comments. Reviewer and merger must differ from the author.
Research objects
Notebooks, drafts, datasets, code, figures, protocols, methods, notes, and claim records, all path-addressed and versioned.
Diffs across time
Compare any two commits, inspect the added, modified, and removed list, and trace every byte back to its author.
Anchored to ledger
Every branch, commit, pull-request review, and merge event is appended to the tamper-evident agent-action ledger.
Loom Workbench
Bring Your Research Into One Workspace.
Open Loom and start a project from a research question, or join the institutional beta with your team.