loops-api
Supports server-side contact management, events, transactional email, content editing, and workflow graph changes through Loops APIs and SDKs. Covers inbound webhooks and API key validation for application integrations.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Supports server-side contact management, events, transactional email, content editing, and workflow graph changes through Loops APIs and SDKs. Covers inbound webhooks and API key validation for application integrations.
Covers CLI installation, updates, authentication, API key selection, and credential validation. Provides terminal workflows for contacts, lists, events, transactional email, campaigns, themes, components, and uploads.
Guides email sending audits and planning across email stacks. Covers inbox placement, preference centers, subject lines, preview text, onboarding, product updates, and marketing versus transactional email.
Composes campaigns, lifecycle messages, and email templates in LMX for the Loops editor or Content API. Covers content migration and visual redesign from sources such as HTML, MJML, Markdown, and screenshots.
Turns recurring work and user goals into bounded agent loops, or finds and adapts published loops. Reviews checks and authority, executes loops with evidence receipts, learns from runs, and prepares reusable loops for Loop Library publication.
Write or review supervised fine-tuning configurations, including rank, alpha, and target modules. Supports choosing between LoRA, QLoRA, and full fine-tuning.
Renders After Effects JSON animations using Lottie, lottie-web, lottie-react, or dotLottie. Covers interactive icons, loading animations, export workflows, and integration with scroll-driven or interactive animation systems.
Uses the k-lotto npm package to retrieve Korean Lotto results and the latest draw rounds. Checks ticket numbers against winning numbers and provides payout details.
Supplies reference material on Lovable's system prompt and tool schemas. Supports analyzing or imitating its prompting style, comparing approaches, and designing related prompts.
Covers the love.load, update, and draw lifecycle, delta-time movement, and input handling. Supports screen-state organization in LÖVE projects using main.lua, conf.lua, and .love files.
Provides clangd LSP access over HTTP for LuisaCompute source code. Supports C++ syntax checking and symbol navigation.
Provides Lua development guidelines covering tables, metatables, and error handling. Also addresses game development and performance optimization.
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