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A comprehensive TypeScript client wrapper for interacting with the Persona API. It simplifies identity verification workflows by providing methods for creating, retrieving, and paginating inquiries and verifications. Key features include implementing the Singleton design pattern, guaranteeing type-safe responses, and an advanced error classifier that intelligently handles retry logic (e.g., distinguishing between rate limits and invalid keys). Ideal for integrating reliable, production-grade KYC flows into applications.

This guide details best practices for securing Persona identity verification implementations. It covers critical security measures such as API key rotation, webhook HMAC verification, encrypting Personally Identifiable Information (PII) at rest, and maintaining comprehensive audit logs. Use this when integrating Persona into a production system requiring high data security and compliance.

This skill provides comprehensive implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API, focusing on key business functions such as messaging, reviews, and payments. It utilizes OAuth2 authentication and demonstrates how to handle common API errors (e.g., 401 Unauthorized, 429 Rate Limited, 403 Forbidden). Use this when developing workflows that require robust, secure, and reliable interaction with the Podium platform.

This skill outlines implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium REST API, focusing specifically on handling rate limits and OAuth2 authentication. It provides best practices for secure API calls across key business functionalities such as messaging, review management, and payments. Learn how to implement error handling (e.g., 429 Rate Limited) and robust retry logic for stable system operation.

This guide provides comprehensive implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API. It covers best practices for managing business messaging, collecting reviews, and processing payments via a robust REST API framework. Key features include OAuth2 authentication setup, robust error handling (e.g., rate limiting, token refresh), and structured API calls, ensuring reliable communication workflows across your application.

This comprehensive guide teaches how to build fault-tolerant, production-grade Salesforce integrations. It covers key reliability patterns including circuit breakers for API outages, idempotent upserts using External IDs, advanced retry logic with error classification, and graceful degradation using fallback caching. Use it when designing mission-critical services that must remain resilient against network failures and API limits.

A comprehensive bash script designed to collect critical diagnostic evidence for troubleshooting SalesLoft API issues. It checks authentication status, current rate limit headers, and the operational health of key endpoints. This bundle is ideal for preparing detailed, reproducible support tickets when encountering persistent API connectivity or authorization problems.

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for setting up secure API access to the SalesLoft REST API v2. It covers multiple authentication methods, including OAuth 2.0 flows (Authorization Code and Client Credentials) and API Key usage. Use this when integrating SalesLoft features into external applications, scripts, or automated workflows.

This guide provides advanced techniques to optimize interactions with the SalesLoft REST API v2. Key strategies include implementing LRU caching for frequently accessed data, utilizing incremental sync with `updated_at` filtering to avoid costly deep pagination, configuring connection pooling for stability, and running parallel reads safely. Use this when experiencing high latency, managing large datasets, or minimizing API usage costs for bulk operations.

This guide provides comprehensive steps for migrating existing integrations interacting with the SalesLoft REST API. It focuses on critical transitions, such as moving from deprecated static API keys to secure OAuth 2.0 flows (including client credentials and token refreshing). It also covers adopting new features, such as the Cadence Import/Export API, and best practices for handling endpoint changes and schema updates during major platform upgrades.

This guide provides a comprehensive reference for common errors encountered when using the SerpApi. It covers issues like invalid API keys, exhausted search credits, missing parameters, and CAPTCHA blocks. Use this when your automated search results are incorrect, empty, or return unexpected status codes, allowing you to quickly diagnose the root cause and implement fixes.

This guide details how to deploy SerpApi-powered search functionality into production environments using modern serverless platforms like Vercel and Google Cloud Run. It critically emphasizes the security requirement: all API calls must be proxied through a secure backend endpoint and must never expose the API key to client-side browsers, ensuring robust and secure search integrations.