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A comprehensive guide for rapid incident response and troubleshooting of Miro API v2 integration failures. It covers defining severity levels, quick triage steps, detailed error handling for 4xx/5xx status codes (e.g., token expiration, rate limiting), mitigation strategies, and postmortem evidence collection.

A comprehensive guide for developers on installing and configuring the official @mirohq/miro-api Node.js client. This skill provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the full OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow, managing client credentials, and implementing token refresh patterns to ensure secure and reliable access to the Miro REST API v2. Use this when building automated applications or integrating Miro features into a custom backend service.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide to setting up a robust local development workflow for building Miro integrations. It encompasses hot reloading for rapid iteration, structured unit and integration testing using Vitest, and configuring ngrok tunneling for simulating real-world webhooks and interacting with the Miro REST API v2.

A comprehensive guide for migrating complex Miro board data across teams and organizations. It covers exporting board content—including items, connectors, tags, and members—to structured JSON files, and bulk-importing data into Miro using the REST API v2. Ideal for re-platforming from competing whiteboard tools or updating large-scale, legacy v1 integrations.

This guide provides advanced best practices for optimizing interactions with the Miro REST API v2. It covers essential patterns like cursor-based pagination to prevent over-fetching, implementing robust caching strategies (In-Memory/Redis) for reduced latency, and managing connections and concurrency for reliable bulk operations. It is designed for building scalable, high-throughput, and efficient integrations into Miro.

A comprehensive checklist for deploying Miro REST API v2 integrations into a production environment. This guide covers critical best practices including OAuth scope minimization, robust error handling, rate limit management, implementing circuit breakers, health checking, and defining clear rollback procedures. Use this when moving any Miro-integrated application to a live, customer-facing state.

A comprehensive guide providing production-ready, structured patterns for interacting with the Miro API. It covers best practices for both the high-level stateful client usage and the low-level REST API v2. Includes patterns for implementing robust Board Services (fetching, pagination) and Item Factories (creating various elements like sticky notes, shapes, and cards). Essential for developers building SaaS applications or complex automation workflows using Miro.

A comprehensive guide for developers implementing secure integrations with the Miro REST API v2. This guide covers critical security best practices, including OAuth 2.0 scope minimization, robust token lifecycle management (refreshing tokens), verifying webhooks using signatures, and implementing client secret rotation protocols. Essential for building reliable and secure SaaS applications connected to Miro.

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.

This guide provides comprehensive procedures to diagnose and resolve common HTTP errors (401, 403, 429, 500, etc.) encountered when interacting with the Navan API. It details root causes, necessary prerequisites (like `curl` and `jq`), and step-by-step fix procedures for issues such as expired tokens, insufficient permissions, and rate limiting, helping developers ensure stable integration.

This skill guides users through optimizing corporate travel spending using the Navan platform. It covers analyzing historical booking data via REST API, configuring granular travel policies (flight/hotel caps), enforcing negotiated rates, tracking unused travel credits, and utilizing the Rewards program to maximize savings and ensure compliance for corporate expense management.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for deploying Navan's connections to major enterprise platforms, including ERP systems (NetSuite, Xero), HRIS (Workday), and Identity Providers (Okta, Azure AD). It covers best practices for expense sync, user provisioning (SCIM), and Single Sign-On (SAML/OIDC) using APIs and admin configurations, ensuring secure and accurate data flow across disparate business systems.