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This skill provides comprehensive strategies for managing API rate limits and webhooks within the Clay platform. It addresses webhook throttling, plan-level rate limits (hourly/per-second), and webhook submission exhaustion (50K limit). Use this when integrating with Clay to ensure reliable, optimized data throughput and handle 429 errors gracefully with backoff strategies.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for building robust integrations with the Clay platform. It covers interacting with Clay via webhooks (inbound data), HTTP API enrichment columns (outbound data), and the Enterprise API. Implementation examples are provided in TypeScript and Python, ensuring reliable, reusable, and scalable data pipeline construction.

A comprehensive guide and implementation framework for managing real-time data flow using Clay's event-driven architecture. This skill covers both inbound webhooks (POSTing data into Clay tables) and outbound HTTP API callbacks (receiving enriched data from Clay). It provides production-ready TypeScript code for setup, signature verification, and idempotent processing, enabling robust, event-driven integrations.

This comprehensive guide outlines essential, production-grade security best practices for implementing Clerk authentication. It covers securing environment variables, hardening middleware with crucial security headers (like CSP, X-Frame-Options), protecting API routes with granular authorization checks, and verifying webhooks using signature validation (svix). Use this when deploying or auditing an application to ensure maximum security posture.

Learn how to configure and implement robust backend endpoints to handle webhooks from Clerk. This guide covers processing user lifecycle events (creation, update, deletion) and organization events, ensuring seamless data synchronization to your external database. It emphasizes secure practices like Svix signature verification and idempotency protection.

This comprehensive guide details how to implement robust webhook endpoints for CodeRabbit, an AI-powered code review tool. It covers essential security practices, including signature validation (HMAC-SHA256), and provides structured methods for handling various event types (e.g., PR reviews, check run completions, comments). Use this skill when integrating CodeRabbit into CI/CD pipelines to automate notifications, track metrics, and enforce quality gates.

SDK for building apps that interact with GitHub Copilot via JSON-RPC, managing sessions, streaming responses, custom tools, and hooks across Node.js, Python, Go, and .NET clients.

This skill provides a comprehensive setup for Customer.io CI/CD pipelines. It includes GitHub Actions workflows for running unit and integration tests, managing test fixtures, and implementing pre-commit hooks. It ensures robust, automated validation of Customer.io code changes, providing a reliable quality gate during the development and deployment lifecycle.

This guide implements Deepgram's callback and webhook mechanism for handling asynchronous audio transcription. It provides a complete workflow, including submitting audio for background processing, setting up a secure webhook endpoint (with HMAC signature verification), and managing job status using Redis. Essential for integrating robust, delayed voice processing results into a production backend system.

Automate Discord workflows through Rube MCP’s Composio toolkits, covering messages, DMs, roles, webhooks, and reactions while respecting permissions and rate limits for reliable bot/user operations.

Automates Docker Hub workflows through the Composio MCP integration, letting teams list organizations, create orgs and repositories, manage members and teams, and configure image-push webhooks for predictable deployments.

This guide details how to implement and handle Documenso webhooks for real-time document lifecycle notifications. Learn to set up secure webhook endpoints to receive critical events—such as document creation, signing completion, rejection, or opening. Use this when you need to trigger automated downstream workflows (e.g., updating CRMs, sending alerts, or logging audit trails) based on any status change in a document signing process.