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A comprehensive pattern for configuring API clients across multiple operational environments (development, staging, production). This skill uses TypeScript schemas and factory patterns to ensure environment isolation, manage distinct credentials, enforce rate limiting, and implement feature gating. It is essential for building robust, scalable SaaS applications that interact with external services like Apollo.io.

Automate the rotation of sensitive credentials, including RDS database passwords, API keys, and OAuth tokens, using AWS Secrets Manager and Lambda. This skill ensures secure credential lifecycle management, helping maintain system security and compliance by automatically updating credentials for various AWS and third-party services.

This comprehensive library provides robust and flexible authentication methods for Java applications interacting with Azure services. It supports multiple credential types, such as DefaultAzureCredential, Managed Identity, Client Secrets, and Azure CLI credentials. This ensures secure and reliable connectivity across diverse environments, including local development, CI/CD pipelines, and production cloud deployments.

This comprehensive library provides robust and flexible authentication methods for Java applications interacting with Azure services. It supports multiple credential types, such as DefaultAzureCredential, Managed Identity, Client Secrets, and Azure CLI credentials. This ensures secure and reliable connectivity across diverse environments, including local development, CI/CD pipelines, and production cloud deployments.

A comprehensive SDK providing robust authentication credentials for Python applications interacting with Azure services. It simplifies secure access by supporting multiple credential types, including Managed Identity, Service Principal, and Azure CLI. Features like DefaultAzureCredential allow seamless authentication across local environments, CI/CD pipelines, and various Azure cloud deployments.

A comprehensive SDK providing robust authentication credentials for Python applications interacting with Azure services. It simplifies secure access by supporting multiple credential types, including Managed Identity, Service Principal, and Azure CLI. Features like DefaultAzureCredential allow seamless authentication across local environments, CI/CD pipelines, and various Azure cloud deployments.

A comprehensive guide for building applications that interact with Azure Blob Storage using the Azure SDK for Java. Covers essential patterns including client initialization (via connection string or credentials), uploading/downloading data from files or streams, listing blobs, and managing containers. Ideal for developers building scalable cloud data storage solutions.

This guide details security best practices for integrating with Clay. It covers securing API keys, validating webhook signatures, isolating provider credentials, and redacting sensitive PII data. Essential for maintaining compliance and data integrity in production environments.

A comprehensive guide to avoiding common pitfalls when using AI-powered IDEs like Cursor. It covers best practices for AI interaction, secure coding habits (handling secrets, credentials), project configuration (rules, ignore files), and performance optimization. Essential for maintaining high code quality and security in AI-assisted workflows.

This skill provides a comprehensive and isolated setup for managing Deepgram API integrations across different deployment stages (Development, Staging, Production). It includes typed configuration management, a client factory pattern, and Docker Compose profiles, ensuring that each environment uses specific credentials, models, and feature settings (like diarization or PII redaction) without conflict. Ideal for robust, multi-stage application deployment.

This guide provides a comprehensive setup for an efficient local development workflow when integrating with the Evernote API. It covers establishing a proper project structure, configuring sandbox credentials, and implementing both Developer Token and full OAuth flows. Use this when setting up testing environments and ensuring reliable API connectivity.

This guide sets up a robust local development workflow for integrating with the Gamma REST API. It includes a reusable client wrapper, a polling helper for handling asynchronous tasks, and a local mock server. Use this setup when building automation scripts, testing API calls offline, or simulating API responses without needing external service credentials or network connectivity.