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This comprehensive runbook provides structured procedures for diagnosing and responding to critical failures when integrating with the Grammarly API. It covers various incident types, including full API outages, OAuth token expiration, rate limit storms, and suggestion quality degradation. The guide includes severity classification, diagnostic `curl` commands, detailed playbooks, and post-incident documentation steps to ensure service resilience and minimal downtime.

This guide provides a deep dive into migrating from the deprecated Grammarly Text Editor SDK to the current, server-side REST APIs. It details the architectural shift from client-side embedding to modern API calls, covering how to implement Writing Score (v2), AI Detection (v1), and Plagiarism Detection (v1) using secure token authentication.

This guide provides techniques to optimize Grammarly API interactions, focusing on reducing latency and improving throughput. Learn how to implement efficient caching strategies (like LRU cache) for repeated score checks and how to execute multiple API calls in parallel using Promise.all. Use this when experiencing slow response times or needing cost/performance improvements in Grammarly integrations.

A comprehensive guide and implementation pattern for handling rate limits, backoff, and idempotency when integrating with the Grammarly Text API. It provides a custom rate limiter and robust retry logic to manage API throughput, ensuring reliable processing of high volumes of documents and stable interaction with various endpoints (e.g., writing score, plagiarism checks).

Provides comprehensive guidance for upgrading and migrating between different versions of the Grammarly API. This skill covers version detection, critical schema changes (e.g., score breakdown), migration checklists, and implementing robust rollback strategies for writing analysis, AI detection, and plagiarism checking.

A guide on handling asynchronous operations and event notifications for the Grammarly API. Since Grammarly does not provide native push webhooks, this skill demonstrates techniques for implementing polling mechanisms (e.g., for plagiarism detection) and building a robust event bus to reliably handle streamed results, such as score completion or AI content detection alerts.

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for integrating with the Hex API. It demonstrates the core workflow: list available Hex projects, trigger a project run with custom input parameters, and poll the status until the job is successfully completed. Ideal for setting up automated data pipelines, building robust backend services, or deeply integrating Hex functionality into external applications.

This guide details the recommended reference architecture and project structure for integrating with the Hex platform. It covers best practices for designing robust data pipelines, including components like orchestration layers (Airflow, Dagster), API clients, and standardized project layouts. Use this when starting new Hex integrations or reviewing complex data workflows.

Analyzes, plans, and executes upgrades for the Hex SDK, providing detailed detection of breaking changes, deprecations, and API version updates. Use this skill when migrating data pipelines or backend code to ensure compatibility with the latest Hex API standards.

This comprehensive skill diagnoses and provides fixes for common errors and exceptions encountered when integrating with the Hootsuite API. It covers issues such as 401 Unauthorized (expired tokens), 429 Rate Limits, and OAuth flow problems. Users can utilize advanced debugging techniques and specific `curl` commands to ensure robust social media automation and integration.

This bundle collects comprehensive diagnostic evidence for Hootsuite operations. It gathers API connectivity status, social profile health, scheduled post status, and OAuth token validity into a single, portable archive. Use it when troubleshooting persistent issues like failed scheduling, authentication errors, or disconnected social accounts.

This guide demonstrates core functionalities for integrating with Hootsuite using its REST API. It provides complete examples on how to list connected social profiles, schedule posts across multiple networks (Twitter, Facebook, etc.), and retrieve pending messages. It is ideal for developers starting a new social media automation tool or needing to test basic API posting patterns.