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This page maps every published package in the repo to its primary use case and the matching guide.

Package Use it for Install Docs
@slop-ai/core shared types, helpers, tree utilities bun add @slop-ai/core API
@slop-ai/client browser and SPA providers bun add @slop-ai/client API, Vanilla guide
@slop-ai/react React hooks bun add @slop-ai/client @slop-ai/react API, Guide
@slop-ai/vue Vue composables bun add @slop-ai/client @slop-ai/vue API, Guide
@slop-ai/solid Solid primitives bun add @slop-ai/client @slop-ai/solid API, Guide
@slop-ai/angular Angular signal integration bun add @slop-ai/client @slop-ai/angular API, Guide
@slop-ai/svelte Svelte 5 rune integration bun add @slop-ai/client @slop-ai/svelte API, Guide
@slop-ai/server server, desktop, and CLI providers bun add @slop-ai/server API, Guide
@slop-ai/consumer custom agents, inspectors, and bridges bun add @slop-ai/consumer API, Guide
@slop-ai/tanstack-start TanStack Start full-stack adapter bun add @slop-ai/server @slop-ai/tanstack-start API, Guide
@slop-ai/discovery bridge and discovery primitives; add /service and /tools for higher-level helpers bun add @slop-ai/discovery SDK docs
@slop-ai/openclaw-plugin OpenClaw integration bun add @slop-ai/openclaw-plugin API, Guide
Package Use it for Install Docs
slop-ai for Python FastAPI, services, local tools, Python consumers pip install slop-ai[websocket] API, Guide
slop-ai for Go net/http services, daemons, CLI tools, Go consumers go get github.com/devteapot/slop/packages/go/slop-ai API, Guide
slop-ai for Rust Axum apps, services, daemons, CLI tools, Rust consumers cargo add slop-ai API, Guide
  • Building a browser app: start with @slop-ai/client and add your framework adapter if one exists.
  • Building a server-backed or native app: start with @slop-ai/server.
  • Building a full-stack TanStack Start app: use @slop-ai/tanstack-start.
  • Building an agent, bridge, or test harness: use @slop-ai/consumer.
  • Building an AI tool integration with auto-discovery: use the discovery layer on top of the consumer SDK.
  • Working outside TypeScript: use the language-specific SDK pages for Python, Go, or Rust.