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@cloop/slo0p

v0.3.10

Published

Multiplayer awareness for agentic coding. A friends list for AI coding agents.

Readme

slo0p

Multiplayer awareness for agentic coding. A friends list for AI coding agents.

See who's online, what they're working on, and avoid file collisions — all without leaving your terminal.

Quick Start

npx @cloop/slo0p setup

This will:

  1. Install the slo0p CLI globally for fast hook/statusline performance
  2. Configure your coding client (Claude Code by default)
  3. Authenticate with GitHub

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | slo0p setup | Install + authenticate (recommended first run) | | slo0p login | Authenticate with GitHub | | slo0p install <client> | Configure a specific client | | slo0p uninstall <client> | Remove slo0p from a client config | | slo0p status | See who's online and what they're doing | | slo0p doctor | Diagnose configuration issues | | slo0p serve | Run as MCP server |

Supported Clients

  • claude — Claude Code (hooks, statusline, MCP)
  • cursor — Cursor (MCP, repo-scope)
  • vscode — Claude in VS Code (MCP, repo-scope)
  • windsurf — Windsurf (MCP, repo-scope)
  • codex — Codex (MCP)

How It Works

slo0p runs as an MCP server alongside your coding agent. It connects to a lightweight relay to share presence with your teammates. Hooks fire on session start/end and file edits to keep your status current.

When a global install is detected, hooks and statusline use the bare slo0p binary (<50ms) instead of npx (560ms+).

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20
  • A GitHub account (for authentication)

License

MIT - see LICENSE