Yeah that’s valid. Loopsy as it is is a coordination layer not a concurrency layer. There’s no file locking primitive at the moment. What is there is a task queue protocol which gets you close by having one agent claim a task while others wait.
For single files we’d need to build the lock key mechanism on top of the Loopsy context store.
Nice. CodeNomad looks solid for opencode. The differences I see, Loopsy works with other coding agents, control from your phone with a native app, and daemons that find each other on a LAN. With Loopsy, agents on different machines can drive each other over a standard protocol, not just human-to-machine. I admit though tailscale gets you true P2P encryption, something I'm still working on for Loopsy.