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This skill provides a comprehensive guide to configuring and handling Fathom webhooks. It allows developers to receive real-time and completed meeting data at a custom endpoint. The payload includes critical information such as meeting summaries, full transcripts, and action items. Ideal for building automated data pipelines, triggering workflows, and integrating meeting intelligence into custom applications.

Learn how to implement and handle Figma Webhooks V2 for real-time integrations. This guide covers setting up the webhook endpoint, processing various event types (like file updates, comments, and library publishes), verifying payloads using passcodes, and implementing best practices such as idempotency for robust, event-driven automation workflows.

Implement robust, real-time financial workflows by utilizing webhooks from major financial providers. This skill connects services like Stripe (revenue), Gusto (payroll), Plaid (transactions), and Mercury, allowing developers to build automated processes for revenue tracking, payroll cost alerts, and expense monitoring within a unified system.

This comprehensive guide teaches developers how to build advanced, interactive, and data-driven components within Framer using React. It covers creating components with dynamic property controls (e.g., animated counters), integrating real-time data from external APIs, and implementing sophisticated behavioral code overrides (such as scroll-triggered animations or magnetic interactions). Ideal for extending Framer's capabilities for professional web design.

A comprehensive guide to implementing real-time data synchronization and handling event triggers with Framer's API. This skill covers subscribing to CMS changes via WebSockets, implementing secure external webhook endpoints with signature validation, and integrating Framer plugin event listeners for dynamic interaction. Use this when building complex, event-driven web applications connected to Framer.

A comprehensive skill that brings the entire GitHub pull request workflow directly into your terminal. It allows users to view PR status, monitor real-time CI/CD progress, summarize bot comments, and execute merge operations (squash, merge, rebase) without switching to a browser. It consolidates all critical PR information—including file changes and review blockers—into one cohesive view, streamlining the developer workflow and DevOps process.

This skill demonstrates how to build a robust, event-driven indexing system for Glean. It processes real-time webhooks received from various source systems (like GitHub, Notion, Confluence), handling events such as document indexing, permission changes, and search anomalies. The solution includes critical components like signature verification and idempotent message handling to ensure data consistency and reliability.

This utility enables multi-camera streaming by converting standard camera protocols (RTSP, RTMP, HTTP) into low-latency WebRTC streams using the go2rtc sidecar. It is essential for building real-time surveillance dashboards, live video monitoring systems, or integrating diverse IP cameras into a single web interface.

This skill implements comprehensive observability (metrics, logging, and alerting) for Grammarly API integrations. It monitors critical performance indicators such as text check latency (p95), API error rates, suggestion acceptance rates, and token consumption. Use this setup when establishing robust monitoring systems, tracking real-time API performance degradation, or implementing proactive alerting to ensure consistent, high-quality user experiences in writing and editing flows.

This skill provides advanced strategies to reduce operational costs associated with the Intercom API. It teaches best practices like replacing inefficient polling with real-time webhooks, implementing LRU caching for contact lookups, utilizing server-side search instead of list-and-filter methods, and batching requests. Use this when managing Intercom usage, optimizing infrastructure spending, or preventing rate limits and billing surprises.

A comprehensive architectural blueprint for building a high-read, optimized integration layer with the Linktree link-in-bio platform. This design utilizes a two-tier caching strategy (Redis), event queues (RabbitMQ/SQS), and webhooks to handle extreme traffic ratios. It ensures profile data remains fresh, while providing real-time click analytics and robust scalability considerations for production environments.

This guide details how to implement and handle real-time webhooks from Linktree. By subscribing to events (like link creation, profile updates, or analytics milestones), developers can automate tasks such as syncing data to a CMS, updating marketing sites, or alerting teams when key metrics are hit. It covers signature verification, event types, and best practices for idempotency.