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A foundational guide to interacting with the Fathom API. This skill demonstrates essential use cases, including listing meetings, fetching detailed transcripts, and retrieving AI-generated summaries and action items. It is ideal for initial API testing, validating connectivity, or understanding the Fathom data response structure.

A comprehensive guide for setting up and authenticating access to the Fathom AI API. This skill walks users through generating API keys, configuring environment variables, and testing connectivity to retrieve meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items. Essential for integrating Fathom's meeting intelligence features into custom applications.

This module provides robust handling for Fathom API rate limits (60 requests/minute per user). It implements advanced retry strategies (handling 429 errors and server failures) and efficient batch processing to reliably sync large volumes of meeting intelligence, such as transcripts and action items, into external systems like CRMs or project trackers.

This reference architecture provides a blueprint for integrating Fathom meeting intelligence data into enterprise systems. It details the full data pipeline, spanning from initial Fathom recordings via webhooks to structured storage (PostgreSQL), action item extraction, and downstream synchronization with CRMs (like Salesforce/HubSpot) and email systems. Ideal for developers building automated, real-time business process workflows.

Provides production-ready client patterns for interacting with the Fathom API, implemented in both Python and TypeScript. This SDK wrapper is designed for building reusable client services, implementing robust meeting data pipelines, or integrating Fathom's core features (like transcripts and summaries) into specialized applications.

A comprehensive guide to the three primary architecture patterns for integrating with Figma: CLI scripts, Webhook services, and dedicated plugins. This resource helps developers select the optimal pattern (REST vs. Plugin API) based on whether the use case requires real-time event handling, local automation, or in-editor component interaction. Ideal for planning robust Figma-connected applications like design token synchronization or linting.

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing and resolving common errors encountered when integrating with the Figma REST API or Figma Plugin API. It covers status codes (403, 429, 404), token management, rate limiting, and plugin-specific runtime issues, ensuring robust and stable API development.

This skill provides comprehensive methods for interacting with the Figma API. It covers retrieving and managing comments, accessing version history, and handling sensitive user data. Emphasis is placed on implementing robust privacy controls, PII redaction, data classification, and ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR/CCPA.

A comprehensive diagnostic tool designed to collect all necessary evidence for troubleshooting persistent Figma REST API issues or preparing detailed support tickets. It automatically tests connectivity, checks rate limit status, captures environment information, and redacts sensitive data, providing a clean, actionable archive for developers and QA teams.

This skill provides comprehensive instructions and code examples for deploying Figma-powered applications, such as webhook receivers and design token APIs, to various production platforms including Vercel, Google Cloud Run, and Fly.io. It covers best practices for secret management, setting up robust webhooks, and implementing health checks to ensure reliable operation in a production environment.

A comprehensive runbook for rapid incident response to Figma REST API failures. It guides users through quick triage (checking status, authentication, rate limits), decision-making based on error codes (403, 429, 500), applying immediate mitigation strategies (token rotation, fallback modes), and completing thorough postmortem documentation.

This comprehensive guide details the ten most common mistakes and anti-patterns encountered when integrating with the Figma REST and Plugin APIs. It covers critical topics such as preventing oversized data fetches, managing rate limits, securing tokens, handling color format conversions, and optimizing data sync using webhooks instead of polling. Essential for code reviews and onboarding. Use when reviewing Figma code, onboarding new developers, or auditing an existing Figma integration.