Much like SSAO, you can composite dynamic specular reflections on your object, whether they are SSR or eventually Raytraced Reflections
You can use it directly by sampling on your shader:
float4 DynamicReflections::Sample( float2 ScreenPosition, float Roughness = 0.0f )
On the standard shading model they are composited with the correct BRDF, so it respects the reflection value from Metalness and Roughness set by it
Custom Dynamic Reflections
You can implement your own dynamic reflections solution simply by providing the dynamic reflection texture globally from your own component:
commands.SetGlobal( "ReflectionColorIndex", PlanarReflection.ColorIndex );
Roughness parameter when sampling will optionally get a specific mip level from your texture from 0.0f to 1.0f to composite with variable blurriness based on how rough the overlayed material is
DynamicReflections::IsEnabled() tells you whether there's a reflection texture bound at all, so you can skip the work when there isn't.
Overriding Indirect Specular Reflections For Disabling
Since you are overriding the envmap reflections of an object, overriding reflection color can also be used to force them off entirely
commands.SetGlobal( "ReflectionColorIndex", Texture.Black.ColorIndex );