PROTOCOL / CLIENT

The first skill on SLP is
the Reflection Skill.

Install it through the skills.sh CLI for Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, and other skill-aware agents. One command, no custom SLP installer.

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UNIVERSAL INSTALL

§ skills.sh]

The Reflection Skill is distributed as a normal repository skill. The skills.sh CLI detects your agent setup and installs the skill into the right skill directory.

npx skills add Lavande/SkillLoops

source

Lavande/SkillLoops

agents

Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, and more

scope

Project by default; add -g for global

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COMMON OPTIONS

§ CLI]

# install globally
npx skills add Lavande/SkillLoops -g

# install to specific agents
npx skills add Lavande/SkillLoops -a codex -a cursor -a claude-code

Use -a codex, -a cursor, or -a claude-code when you want to pin the target agent.

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MANUAL FALLBACK

§ no-npm]

# when npm/npx is blocked, download the raw skill file
mkdir -p ./skills/slp-reflection
curl -L https://skillloops.xyz/api/reflection-skill/download \
  -o ./skills/slp-reflection/SKILL.md

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WHY THIS MATTERS

§ note]

Most agent frameworks include some notion of self-reflection, but outputs are usually unstructured prose no one can reuse. The Reflection Skill is specifically designed to produce merge-ready, test-case-backed, schema-valid artifacts — a format any human or agent downstream can consume.