Use this skill whenever the user wants to integrate Loops from application code, backend services, webhook handlers, or server-side automation. This includes the Loops HTTP API and official SDKs for server-side contact, contact-property, mailing-list, event, API-key-validation, transactional-email,

Loops API and SDK Skill This skill helps with Loops implementation workflows from application code. Use it for backend integrations, exact request guidance, and SDK or HTTP decisions. When To Use Use this skill when the user needs to: integrate Loops into an app, backend, webhook, or automation decide between official SDKs and raw HTTP manage contacts, contact properties, mailing lists, events, or transactional email send transactional emails or create, edit, and publish transactional email templates via API manage contact suppression status/removal create draft campaigns with audience targeting (mailing list, segment, or filter), groups, and scheduling organize campaigns and transactional emails into groups list or create audience segments for campaign/workflow targeting update email message content (subject, sender, CC/BCC, format, fallbacks, LMX), send previews, and run Guardian checks list, create, update, and get themes and components to build LMX payloads upload images for email content create, update, inspect, and delete workflows and workflow nodes (including mailing list changes, branches, reroutes, and queued contact handling) list event patterns for workflow event triggers receive and verify inbound Loops webhooks (contact, email send, and engagement events) validate credentials or troubleshoot Loops request behavior from code This skill is for implementation and operational usage, not broad email strategy or deliverability review. Working Style When this skill is active: 1. Choose the right interface first: SDK or raw HTTP. 2. Prefer official SDKs for application code when the language has one. 3. Prefer raw HTTP only when no SDK is available or the user needs exact payload control. 4. Keep Loops requests server side. 5. Verify exact behavior against the official docs or OpenAPI spec when details matter. 6. For LMX email design or brand work, use the theme/component endpoints in references/http api.md ; the LMX design policy lives in the loops lmx skill. 7. If the task is primarily about Loops CLI install, auth, shell usage, or command help, use the separate loops cli skill. Official references: Docs: https://loops.so/docs API reference: https://loops.so/docs/api reference/intro Campaign examples: https://loops.so/docs/api reference/examples/campaigns JavaScript SDK: https://loops.so/docs/sdks/javascript Webhooks: https://loops.so/docs/webhooks OpenAPI spec: https://app.loops.so/openapi.json Choose The Interface SDK or HTTP API: application code backend services webhook handlers repeatable integrations Read references/http api.md If the user is working from the terminal instead of writing application code, use the loops cli skill. Category Routing Auth, base URL, rate limits, contacts, suppression, properties, lists, events, uploads, inbound Loops webhooks, SDK examples, and HTTP errors: Read references/http api.md Campaigns, campaign groups, transactional groups, audience segments, workflows, workflow nodes, event patterns, transactional emails, email messages, themes, components, and revision safe updates: Read references/http api.md . For LMX markup itself, also use the loops lmx skill. Output Checklist Aim to leave the user with: the right API interface choice for the task exact payload shapes or SDK usage any Loops specific caveats that affect behavior the next validation step, such as a small test request or API key check

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