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This skill provides programmatic access to manage the entire lifecycle of a Linktree profile and its associated links via the REST API. Users can retrieve profile metadata, create new links (with positioning and thumbnails), update link properties, and list all links. It is ideal for building integrations that automate content management, such as syncing product launches, rotating seasonal promotions, or bulk-importing link data from external sources.

Provides a local development workflow for integrating with the Linktree link-in-bio API. This tool allows developers to build and rapidly iterate on social management tools by mocking API responses for profile data and analytics. Users can toggle between mock mode for quick UI prototyping and live mode for validating profile updates against the real Linktree platform, ensuring a robust and efficient development cycle.

This module provides robust coding patterns for interacting with the Linktree API, specifically designed to prevent hitting rate limits (429 errors). It implements a token bucket rate limiter and a sophisticated retry strategy featuring exponential backoff and jitter. Ideal for use cases involving bulk link updates, scheduled analytics data fetching, or high-volume data synchronization across multiple accounts, ensuring reliable API interaction.

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.

This guide provides advanced techniques for optimizing API interactions with Lucidchart, especially when dealing with enterprise diagrams containing thousands of shapes. Key strategies include implementing Redis caching for metadata, utilizing cursor-based pagination for list retrieval, grouping updates for batch operations, and robust rate limit handling with exponential backoff. It ensures stable and high-throughput integration.

This guide details the complete deployment process for a containerized MindTickle integration service. The service manages sales readiness courses, tracks learner progress across quizzes and certifications, and reliably synchronizes enablement data using the MindTickle API. It covers advanced topics including multi-stage Docker builds, robust health checks, rolling updates, and comprehensive error handling procedures for professional deployment.

This skill provides comprehensive documentation and implementation guidance for setting up and handling MindTickle webhooks. It allows external applications to react in real-time to key user lifecycle events, such as course completion, quiz submissions, user provisioning, and progress updates. Use cases include syncing progress to HRIS/CRM (e.g., Salesforce), triggering automated alerts, or managing user access in downstream systems.

This comprehensive workflow provides full Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) capabilities for managing Miro boards and all embedded items. Users can programmatically manage entire boards, sticky notes, shapes, cards, frames, and tags using the official REST API v2. Ideal for integrating Miro into automated workflows, automating retrospective reports, or building complex collaboration tools that require structured board content manipulation.

This comprehensive guide assists developers migrating their Miro integrations from REST API v1 to v2. It details key breaking changes, such as 'Widget' becoming 'Item' and 'Line' becoming 'Connector,' provides updated endpoint maps, and offers step-by-step instructions for upgrading the `@mirohq/miro-api` SDK and adapting request/response payloads. Use this resource when updating your integration to handle the latest Miro platform standards and data structures.

Implements comprehensive webhook handling for Miro boards. This solution allows external applications to subscribe to real-time events (create, update, delete) occurring on specific boards. It covers board subscription creation, event payload parsing, signature verification, and robust asynchronous event processing using TypeScript/Express.js, enabling seamless integration with external systems.

Provides comprehensive programmatic access to Notion, allowing users to create, update, archive, and compose rich content blocks within pages and databases. This skill covers the full page lifecycle—from initial creation with structured properties to appending complex blocks (headings, lists, toggles, code) and managing status updates. It is essential for building automated knowledge bases, automating content workflows, and programmatically managing enterprise information systems using the Notion API.

This guide provides advanced strategies for optimizing interactions with the Notion API. Learn best practices such as implementing Time-To-Live (TTL) caching, batching multiple block updates, avoiding inefficient N+1 query patterns, and managing rate limits. Use this when your Notion application suffers from slow responses, high latency, or excessive API call consumption.