Skill UI

A comprehensive go-live checklist for deploying SalesLoft API integrations. It covers essential operational aspects including robust authentication, detailed error handling (401, 429, 5xx), rate limit management, health monitoring setup, data integrity checks (idempotency), and mandatory rollback procedures to ensure reliable production operation.

This utility collects comprehensive diagnostic evidence necessary for troubleshooting Webflow integrations and API usage. It automatically gathers crucial data points into a single, support-ready diagnostic bundle. Key metrics include the Webflow SDK version, API token validation status, rate limit headers, site connectivity reports, CMS health checks, and recent error logs, significantly streamlining the technical support process.

Seamlessly deploy Webflow-powered applications and APIs to leading cloud platforms like Vercel, Fly.io, and Google Cloud Run. This integration manages secure secret management, configures robust webhooks for event handling (e.g., form submissions, new orders), and includes comprehensive health checks, ensuring reliable, scalable, and continuous deployment for Webflow-based services.

Provides a comprehensive checklist and technical guidelines for safely deploying Webflow Data API integrations to a production environment. Covers critical areas like token security, rate limit management, implementing circuit breakers, setting up health checks, and handling various API errors to ensure reliable, high-availability service.

Performs a comprehensive external audit of a deployed repository's state, going beyond simple code review. It checks for critical production gaps, including RLS misconfigurations, webhook idempotency issues, secret exposure, deployment health, and prompt injection vulnerabilities. Ideal for pre-launch gates and ensuring code stability before going live.

A specialized Codex CLI alias designed to check the operational status of the PUA agent or team. This tool reports current active states, corresponding Process IDs (PID), Time To Live (TTL), and identifies stale or inactive records. It is primarily used for system debugging and monitoring agent health via the command line.