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This guide demonstrates the foundational steps for connecting to the Navan REST API. It shows how to perform the initial OAuth authentication and retrieve real-time trip and booking data using raw REST calls (via TypeScript and Python). Ideal for verifying end-to-end integration after setting up credentials.

This comprehensive guide details how to set up OAuth 2.0 client credentials for the Navan REST API. It provides complete, runnable code examples in both TypeScript (Node.js) and Python. Users can follow these steps to exchange client secrets for a secure bearer token, enabling programmatic access to Navan's booking and travel data. This is essential for configuring new Navan integrations or rotating API credentials.

Designed to handle API integrations for services like Navan that lack a dedicated sandbox environment. This skill implements robust environment isolation (Development, Staging, Production) using separate OAuth credentials, advanced environment variable management, and a local development proxy/mock server. It ensures that development, testing, and CI/CD processes can run safely without modifying live production data.

A comprehensive checklist for validating the operational readiness of any Navan API integration before deployment to a live production environment. This guide covers critical areas including credential security (rotation, secret management), robust error handling, rate limit strategies, Single Sign-On (SSO) setup, data synchronization, and compliance auditing (PCI DSS, GDPR). Use this when ensuring mission-critical API stability.

A comprehensive guide to securing Navan integrations and API access. This skill covers OAuth 2.0 best practices, secure credential storage, automated credential rotation, configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML/OpenID Connect, and implementing automated user lifecycle management using SCIM provisioning. Essential for hardening enterprise-level integrations.

This skill provides comprehensive strategies for testing OneNote integrations within CI/CD pipelines. It supports mock-only PR checks using MSW for zero-dependency testing, and robust live integration tests for nightly builds using Azure AD credentials. Ideal for automating quality assurance when connecting OneNote features via the Graph API.

This skill provides comprehensive CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) capabilities for OneNote's entire hierarchical structure, including Notebooks, Section Groups, Sections, and Pages, using the Microsoft Graph API. It is designed for complex workflow automation, addressing critical pain points like strict XHTML formatting, delegated credential handling, and managing the unique content retrieval process in a production-safe manner.

This skill establishes a local development loop for OneNote integrations. It uses Mock Service Workers (MSW) to intercept calls to the Microsoft Graph API, providing realistic, fixture-based responses (e.g., Notebooks, Sections, Pages). This allows developers to rapidly build and test OneNote features without needing live Azure credentials or worrying about rate limit restrictions during development cycles.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on implementing secure authentication and managing the token lifecycle for the OneNote Graph API. It details the mandatory shift from deprecated app-only authentication to delegated authentication using MSAL, ensuring compliance with modern OAuth 2.0 standards. Key topics include establishing least-privilege permission scopes, handling token renewal, and securely storing credentials using environment variables or Azure Key Vault. Essential for developers building resilient and compliant OneNote integrations.

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring the Palantir Foundry SDK. It covers both the Platform SDK for direct REST API data access and the OSDK for Ontology-based workflows. Users will learn how to set up authentication using OAuth2 client credentials or Bearer tokens, ensuring secure and seamless integration into their development environment for both production and development use cases.

This guide provides comprehensive best practices for configuring Palantir Foundry integrations across development, staging, and production environments. It details how to manage environment-specific credentials, hostnames, and scope policies using structured Python code and platform-specific deployment manifests (Docker Compose, Kubernetes, gcloud). Use this skill when implementing resilient, multi-tier SaaS deployments that require strict credential and configuration separation.

A comprehensive checklist for deploying Foundry-integrated applications to a production environment. It guides users through critical go-live procedures, covering pre-deployment credential management, rigorous code quality checks, setting up robust monitoring and alerting systems, and executing safe rollout and rollback strategies. Essential for ensuring system stability during major releases.