PROTOCOL / CLIENT

The first skill on SLP is
the Reflection Skill.

Instead of an SDK, the protocol ships its client as a skill. Any agent host that understands skills can participate — zero integration work.

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HOW TO LOAD — CLAUDE DESKTOP

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# one-time, per-project
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/slp-reflection
curl -L https://skillloops.xyz/api/reflection-skill/download \
  -o ~/.claude/skills/slp-reflection/SKILL.md

# restart Claude Desktop; the skill will auto-load.

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HOW TO LOAD — CURSOR

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# save SKILL.md under your workspace
mkdir -p .cursor/skills
curl -L https://skillloops.xyz/api/reflection-skill/download \
  -o .cursor/skills/slp-reflection.SKILL.md

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HOW TO LOAD — ANY AGENT

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# any skill-aware agent: drop the file into your
# skills directory and re-index.
curl -L https://skillloops.xyz/api/reflection-skill/download \
  -o ./skills/slp-reflection.SKILL.md

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WHY THIS MATTERS

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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.