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This guide details the operational usage limits for Finta's core features, such as investor pipeline records, deal room creation, and AI suggestions. Since Finta lacks a traditional REST API, limits are defined by plan tiers. It provides reference tables and TypeScript examples for implementing usage tracking, robust webhooks retry strategies, and batch processing to ensure smooth scaling and prevent mid-raise disruptions during integrations.

This comprehensive reference architecture details the technical blueprint for managing fundraising operations using Finta CRM. It outlines the integration of core services—including pipeline tracking, deal rooms, and payment gateways (Stripe)—to provide founders and fund managers with end-to-end visibility. The document covers service layer design, caching strategies, event pipelines, and scaling considerations for robust, automated fundraising management.

A comprehensive reference architecture for building robust and scalable supply chain integrations with Flexport's logistics API. It outlines a structured pipeline using Ingest (webhooks/polling), Core (business logic services), and Expose (REST API/Dashboard layers), ensuring reliable data flow, caching, and queueing best practices.

This skill provides comprehensive CI/CD pipeline setup for Fly.io edge deployments. It automates unit testing on pull requests, deploys to staging environments, and promotes changes to production upon merging to the main branch. It handles Docker builds, uses flyctl for deployment, and includes health checks to ensure service reliability and seamless automated delivery.

This skill establishes CI/CD pipelines for complex financial workflows, including expense tracking, budget alerts, and compliance reporting for startup accounting (Fondo). It runs comprehensive unit and integration tests on every pull request and main branch merge, validating data transformation, monitoring filing deadlines, and ensuring live API connectivity to maintain financial data integrity and compliance.

This guide details how to configure Framer's Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline using GitHub Actions. It covers automated testing for Framer plugins (using Vite/vitest), building, and synchronizing content from a CMS to the Framer site. Use this when setting up robust, automated deployment workflows for Framer projects, ensuring content and code changes are reliably published.

This tool facilitates the deployment of Framer Server API integrations (such as CMS sync services and webhook handlers) to various cloud platforms, including Vercel, Fly.io, and Cloud Run. It is essential for setting up production environments, configuring platform-specific secrets, and establishing automated deployment pipelines for Framer-powered applications.

A comprehensive guide designed to diagnose and resolve common technical errors encountered when integrating with the Glean enterprise search API. It covers critical areas such as token type mismatches, indexing pipeline failures, permission restrictions, and rate limiting, providing actionable fixes for maintaining seamless search functionality.

This skill demonstrates the complete workflow for integrating with the Glean platform. It guides users through three core steps: setting up a custom data source using the Indexing API, programmatically indexing documents, and executing advanced search queries using the Client API. This is essential for developers starting new Glean connectors or needing to test their search pipelines.

This skill provides comprehensive guidelines and implementation examples for managing rate limits when interacting with the Glean Indexing and Search APIs. It includes a custom RateLimiter class, robust retry logic (handling 429 errors and server errors), and best practices for batch processing large datasets, ensuring stable, high-volume data ingestion pipelines.

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.