Skill UI

This guide details how to implement robust Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and manage teams within Documenso Enterprise. It covers defining granular roles (Owner, Admin, Member), integrating Single Sign-On (SSO) using OIDC, setting up audit logging, and handling multi-tenant architectures using dedicated API keys. Essential for building large-scale, secure, enterprise-grade document management systems.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for setting up and authenticating the Documenso SDK and API. Users will learn how to install the SDKs (TypeScript and Python), generate secure API keys, and initialize the client connection for both v1 (legacy) and v2 (recommended) API versions. It covers best practices for secure credential management within development projects.

Comprehensive guide for setting up a complete local development stack for Documenso integrations. It covers project structure, environment variable configuration, running self-hosted services using Docker (PostgreSQL, MailHog), and implementing utility scripts for connection verification and test data cleanup.

A comprehensive guide for setting up and managing Documenso across multiple deployment environments (Development, Staging, and Production). This skill details best practices for achieving environment isolation, implementing robust secret management (using .env files), creating environment-aware client factories, and setting up safety guards for secure, multi-stage deployments.

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for implementing observability for Documenso integrations. It wraps API calls using proxies to track key metrics (request counts, latency, error rates) and sets up structured logging and health checks. Use this when setting up monitoring stacks (like Prometheus/Grafana) or debugging production issues, ensuring detailed operational metrics are available.

Provides advanced patterns to significantly boost the performance and scalability of Documenso integrations. Key techniques covered include using templates to drastically reduce API round-trips, implementing metadata caching (e.g., using Redis) to minimize database lookups, and utilizing batch processing with concurrency control (p-queue) or asynchronous job queues (Bull) for handling large volumes of documents efficiently.

This skill provides patterns for building highly resilient applications that interact with external APIs. It covers crucial concepts like Exponential Backoff with Jitter, request queuing for bulk operations, and the Circuit Breaker pattern. Use this when your application needs to handle rate limit errors (429), transient network failures, or temporary service outages, ensuring reliable throughput and graceful degradation.

This guide implements the best-practice, production-ready architecture for integrating Documenso document signing services. It covers layered service design, structured project layout, webhook processing flows, and data interaction patterns, ensuring scalability and maintainability for enterprise-grade document signing applications.

A comprehensive set of production-ready design patterns for integrating with the Documenso SDK. It covers best practices for managing singleton clients, building typed service wrappers, robust API error handling (including status code analysis), and automatically implementing retry logic with exponential backoff. Ideal for establishing stable, scalable, and maintainable coding standards in TypeScript and Python.

A comprehensive guide detailing essential security best practices for integrating with Documenso document signing. Covers critical topics such as secure API key management (using environment variables), robust webhook secret verification (preventing timing attacks), implementing least privilege document access control, and setting up secure self-hosted signing certificates and secrets.

This guide details how to implement and handle Documenso webhooks for real-time document lifecycle notifications. Learn to set up secure webhook endpoints to receive critical events—such as document creation, signing completion, rejection, or opening. Use this when you need to trigger automated downstream workflows (e.g., updating CRMs, sending alerts, or logging audit trails) based on any status change in a document signing process.

This comprehensive workflow bundle guides the entire documentation lifecycle for software projects. It covers planning, API specification (OpenAPI), architectural design (C4 model), code commenting (JSDoc/TSDoc), generating READMEs, and maintaining structured knowledge bases (Wikis, Changelogs). Use this system when documenting a new product, maintaining an evolving codebase, or creating comprehensive technical guides.