Skill UI

A guide to optimizing API interactions with Flexport for logistics data. This skill implements advanced techniques including maximizing page sizes for bulk fetching, implementing LRU caching for frequently accessed data (e.g., product details), managing rate limits using parallel request queues (p-queue), and utilizing webhook-driven cache invalidation to ensure data freshness and high throughput.

A comprehensive reference architecture for building robust and scalable supply chain integrations with Flexport's logistics API. It outlines a structured pipeline using Ingest (webhooks/polling), Core (business logic services), and Expose (REST API/Dashboard layers), ensuring reliable data flow, caching, and queueing best practices.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for interacting with the Flexport REST API v2 in TypeScript and Python. It teaches crucial best practices, including implementing a singleton client for state management, handling paginated data streams, automatic retry logic, and using Zod for robust response validation, ensuring reliable logistics integrations.

This guide provides comprehensive security standards for integrating with the Flexport API. It covers critical best practices such as webhook signature verification, secure API key rotation, implementing least-privilege access controls, and data redaction for handling sensitive logistics and customs data. Essential for maintaining compliance and preventing data breaches in supply chain operations.

This guide demonstrates how to deploy a minimal "Hello World" application to the Fly.io platform. It covers two primary deployment methods: using the simple `flyctl` Command Line Interface (CLI) for quick setup, and utilizing the advanced Machines API for programmatic deployment. This skill is ideal for beginners starting a new Fly.io project, or for implementing robust, globally distributed edge compute infrastructure.

This guide provides comprehensive strategies to significantly boost the performance and reliability of applications deployed on Fly.io. Techniques covered include eliminating cold starts (auto-stop/start), right-sizing Virtual Machines based on workload demands, implementing multi-region deployment for low latency, and optimizing connection pooling for databases. Essential for scaling modern SaaS applications.

This utility provides comprehensive solutions for managing rate limits when interacting with the Fly.io Machines API. It implements advanced patterns like Token Bucket rate limiting, exponential backoff, and request batching. This ensures that automation scripts remain robust and reliable, even during high-churn operations such as large-scale deployments or auto-scaling events, preventing common 429 throttle errors.

A comprehensive TypeScript SDK providing production-ready patterns for interacting with the Fly.io Machines REST API. It includes a typed client for managing the entire machine lifecycle—creation, state polling, and deletion—across multiple global regions. Features like robust error handling, rate-limit retries, and deployment builders ensure reliable multi-region orchestration for edge computing applications.

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for migrating and upgrading services on the Fly.io platform. It details critical processes such as migrating applications from Apps v1 (Nomad) to v2 (Machines), upgrading the flyctl CLI, performing major Postgres database version upgrades, and executing region migrations. Essential for maintaining and modernizing cloud infrastructure.

This comprehensive guide teaches developers how to build advanced, interactive, and data-driven components within Framer using React. It covers creating components with dynamic property controls (e.g., animated counters), integrating real-time data from external APIs, and implementing sophisticated behavioral code overrides (such as scroll-triggered animations or magnetic interactions). Ideal for extending Framer's capabilities for professional web design.

This guide details how to set up a robust, local development loop for Framer plugins and components. It covers hot-reloading using Vite, writing unit tests with Vitest, and integrating with the Framer Server API. This workflow enables developers to achieve fast iteration cycles, ensuring seamless development from concept to production-ready prototype within the Framer environment.

Manages the complete lifecycle of GitHub issues using a structured, label-based state machine. This skill assists maintainers in triaging incoming reports, determining if an issue is a bug or enhancement, and moving it through defined states (e.g., needs info, ready for agent, wontfix). It ensures systematic workflow management for development projects.