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A comprehensive runbook for rapidly responding to Notion API incidents. It provides structured triage flows, automated health checks, and a decision tree to classify failures (Notion-side vs. integration-side). Use it for immediate diagnosis of outages, error mitigation (e.g., rate limits, token expiry), and post-incident reviews.

A comprehensive go/no-go checklist for deploying OneNote integrations using the Microsoft Graph API. It covers critical production failure points, including advanced authentication resilience (token caching, silent renewal), rate limit handling (exponential backoff, tenant-level tracking), and explicit error code management for robust deployment. Essential for launch reviews.

This skill provides comprehensive implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API, focusing on key business functions such as messaging, reviews, and payments. It utilizes OAuth2 authentication and demonstrates how to handle common API errors (e.g., 401 Unauthorized, 429 Rate Limited, 403 Forbidden). Use this when developing workflows that require robust, secure, and reliable interaction with the Podium platform.

This bundle provides comprehensive patterns and guides for debugging and integrating with the Podium REST API. It supports core business functions including messaging, reviews, and payments. Use this skill when implementing OAuth2 authentication and handling common API errors (e.g., 401, 429) in your application code.

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for setting up OAuth2 authentication when integrating with the Podium API. It covers prerequisites, registering the OAuth application, implementing the authorization code flow, and exchanging codes for access/refresh tokens. Use this when your application needs to interact programmatically with Podium's core features such as messaging, fetching reviews, or processing payments.

This skill provides implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium REST API. It supports OAuth2 authentication and is designed for local development loops, allowing developers to manage core business functions such as messaging, collecting reviews, and processing payments via secure API calls.

This guide provides comprehensive implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API. It details how to use REST API calls with OAuth2 authentication to manage core business functions, including messaging, collecting reviews, and processing payments. It covers best practices, required prerequisites, and robust error handling (e.g., token refresh and rate limiting) for reliable platform integration.

This guide provides the comprehensive reference architecture and implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium REST API. It details secure OAuth2 authentication, covering how to manage core business functions such as messaging, handling customer reviews, and processing payments. Use this when building scalable applications that require deep communication platform connectivity.

This guide provides comprehensive implementation patterns for integrating with the Podium API. It covers best practices for managing business messaging, collecting reviews, and processing payments via a robust REST API framework. Key features include OAuth2 authentication setup, robust error handling (e.g., rate limiting, token refresh), and structured API calls, ensuring reliable communication workflows across your application.

This guide provides implementation patterns for secure integration with the Podium API using REST API calls. It focuses on establishing robust connections with OAuth2 authentication for managing core business functions, including messaging, retrieving customer reviews, and processing payments. It also details essential error handling strategies.

This guide demonstrates how to implement a robust webhook handler for the Podium platform. Developers can process real-time business events—including incoming customer messages, new reviews, and completed payments—by setting up event routing and ensuring idempotent processing. Essential for integrating critical communication and transaction data into a backend system.

A comprehensive tool for searching the Model Context Protocol (MCP) across various GitHub locations, including PRs, issues, and discussions. It allows users to track the full lifecycle of protocol specifications, from initial proposals to final merged changes. Furthermore, it facilitates deep dives into pull request reviews and comments, enabling the extraction of key maintainer rationales and design intent for accurate technical understanding.