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Summary

Updates the Eval SOP documentation to reflect that eval-sop is now a built-in SOP in the strands-agents-sops package, simplifying the setup and usage process.

Changes

MCP Integration (Option 1)

  • Replaced manual SOP path configuration with built-in strands-agents-sops mcp command
  • Added Claude Code-specific setup instructions with claude mcp add commands
  • Added Context7 MCP server integration for up-to-date SDK documentation lookup
  • Updated workflow commands to use /strands-agents-sops:eval (MCP) prefix

Direct Strands Agent Integration (Option 2)

  • Added mcp_client tool for Context7 integration
  • Updated example to connect to Context7 MCP server for documentation lookup
  • Improved code formatting and example prompts

Anthropic Skills (Option 3)

  • Simplified skills export command (removed --sop-paths flag)

Why

The strands-agents-sops package now includes eval-sop as a built-in SOP, eliminating the need for users to manually download and configure SOP paths. This update streamlines the setup process and improves the developer experience.

from strands_agents_sops import eval

from strands_tools import editor, shell, mcp_client
from strands_agents_sops import eval
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nit: have you tested this code? eval is a built-in function in python: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_eval.asp

You may want to rename this.


## Usage Options

### Option 1: MCP Integration (Recommended)
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nit: Should this be done with kiro cli instead?

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