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Implements automated, multi-layered policy enforcement and guardrails for Adobe integrations. This skill provides crucial security checks, including detecting sensitive credentials (e.g., p8_ secrets), pre-screening content for services like Firefly (blocking trademarks or explicit material), and enforcing usage quotas for PDF Services. It is essential for maintaining secure and compliant CI/CD pipelines.

A comprehensive, step-by-step checklist for safely deploying Adobe API integrations (including Firefly, PDF Services, and I/O Events) to a production environment. It covers prerequisite checks, credential security, health monitoring, gradual canary rollouts, error handling, and immediate rollback procedures to ensure maximum system stability and reliability.

This guide implements production-grade reliability patterns for integrating with external APIs, specifically Adobe services. It demonstrates how to use circuit breakers to prevent cascading failures, implement graceful degradation with cached fallbacks, and utilize dead letter queues (DLQ) for reliable asynchronous job handling. It ensures your application maintains high availability even when external services are unstable or rate-limited.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready patterns for integrating with Adobe services (Firefly, PDF, etc.). This includes robust authentication with token caching, typed API wrappers with advanced error classification, exponential backoff retry mechanisms, and job polling for asynchronous tasks. Essential for building reliable and maintainable Adobe API integrations in TypeScript or Python.

A comprehensive guide for developers tackling critical Adobe API upgrades. It covers major breaking changes and migration paths, including transitioning from JWT to OAuth Server-to-Server authentication, updating the PDF Services SDK from v3 to v4 (job-based API), and migrating Photoshop endpoints from v1 to v2. Essential for ensuring stable integration with Adobe Creative Cloud services.

A comprehensive guide detailing the architecture and strategy for migrating a design system from legacy platforms (like Figma or Adobe) to the Canva Connect API. It employs the Strangler Fig Pattern to ensure a safe, gradual transition, covering asset mapping, adapter layer implementation, and feature flag traffic splitting across multiple phases.