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Skills are small modules that teach your coding agent how to work with Loops. You can install them with a single command, then your agent will be able to reference them when working with Loops. Skills work in tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. If your tool uses MCP or Model Context Protocol language, treat Loops skills as the public Loops agent setup. Install the skills and CLI, then ask your agent to use them from your project.

Installation

Install the Loops CLI and every agent skill with one command:
Need only the skills? Use the skills installer:
The skills installer adds the Loops API, CLI, LMX, and email best practices skills.

API skill

This skill allows your agent to build with the Loops API to manage campaigns, contacts, custom properties, mailing lists, events, and transactional emails. Best used inside an application, like a Next.js or Nuxt.js project.

CLI skill

This skill allows your agent to use the Loops CLI to manage contacts, mailing lists, send events, and send transactional emails. Best used inside an LLM. Use this when you want your agent to make real Loops calls from a terminal, inspect IDs, or run smoke tests after adding Loops to an app.

LMX skill

This skill allows your agent to use Loops’ markup language (LMX) to create and update emails. Best used inside an LLM.

Email best practices skill

This skill helps your agent audit deliverability, lifecycle coverage, consent handling, and transactional vs marketing email setup. Best used inside a project where you want help improving your email sending.

MCP server

Loops does not yet provide an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, but it is being actively worked on. For now, use agent skills with the Loops CLI instead. They cover the same workflows MCP servers are typically used for (managing contacts, events, mailing lists, transactional sends, and email content) and run inside the agents listed above. AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Claude Cowork require MCP.

Loops skills

View the Loops skills repo on GitHub.

Loops CLI

View the Loops CLI repo on GitHub.
Last modified on July 2, 2026