cagataydev/loopl-2b
The cagataydev/loopl-2b is a 2.3 billion parameter vision-capable agent model, post-tuned from Qwen3.5, designed for on-device execution. Developed by Cagatay Cali, it integrates an agent loop and tools directly into its weights, enabling robust tool calling and identity retention without a system prompt. This model excels at running agents on mobile devices, particularly for tasks involving phone interaction, image processing, and user-specific training, even offline.
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loopl 2B · v1.2: On-Device Agent Model
The cagataydev/loopl-2b is a 2.3 billion parameter model, post-tuned from Qwen3.5, specifically engineered to function as an intelligent agent directly on mobile devices. It integrates an agent loop, identity, and tool-calling manners directly into its weights, reducing reliance on explicit system prompts. This model is part of the larger loopl ecosystem, which includes a Swift SDK and a free iPhone app, enabling agents to interact with phone functionalities, process images, and operate offline.
Key Capabilities
- On-Device Agent Execution: Designed for efficient operation on mobile devices, including offline capabilities.
- Integrated Tool Calling: Supports native and loopl JSON tool dialects, allowing the agent to interact with phone features like torch, haptics, translation, and other apps.
- Vision Capabilities: Retains the base Qwen3.5's vision tower, enabling on-device image reading and processing.
- Robust Identity: Maintains a consistent identity and behavior, even without a system prompt, due to fine-tuning.
- Trainable: The bf16 weights serve as a base for continual post-tuning, allowing users to train the model on their own conversations directly from the app.
- Swift SDK Integration: Seamlessly integrates with the loopl Swift SDK for building custom on-device agents.
Good For
- Mobile AI Applications: Ideal for developers building intelligent agents that need to run locally on smartphones.
- Offline Functionality: Use cases requiring AI capabilities without continuous network access.
- Tool-Augmented Agents: Applications where the agent needs to interact with device hardware or other apps.
- Personalized AI: Scenarios where users want to fine-tune the agent's behavior with their own data.
- Vision-Enabled On-Device Tasks: Tasks involving image analysis or interaction directly on the device.