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This comprehensive guide serves as a reference for diagnosing and resolving common errors when interacting with the ClickUp API v2. It covers critical HTTP status codes (400, 401, 403, 404, 429, 500) and specific OAuth error codes (ECODEs). Use this resource when debugging failed API requests, troubleshooting authentication issues, or implementing robust error handling logic in your application.

A comprehensive skill for building enterprise-grade integrations with Figma. It covers the full OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow, token refreshing, and secure handling of user access tokens. It provides methods for managing team structures, listing projects, accessing components/styles, and utilizing advanced, enterprise-only features like the Variables API.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on setting up and authenticating with the Figma REST API. It covers two primary authentication methods: Personal Access Tokens (PATs) for server-side scripting, and the OAuth 2.0 flow for building user-facing applications. Learn how to generate tokens, manage granular scopes, and securely integrate your code with Figma's design data.

This guide details how to install and configure authentication methods for the Flexport API. It covers both static API Keys (bearer tokens) and dynamic OAuth credentials (Client ID/Secret) to secure connections for logistics and supply chain operations. Use this when integrating a new application to read, write, or manage shipment data.

This comprehensive runbook provides structured procedures for diagnosing and responding to critical failures when integrating with the Grammarly API. It covers various incident types, including full API outages, OAuth token expiration, rate limit storms, and suggestion quality degradation. The guide includes severity classification, diagnostic `curl` commands, detailed playbooks, and post-incident documentation steps to ensure service resilience and minimal downtime.

This comprehensive skill diagnoses and provides fixes for common errors and exceptions encountered when integrating with the Hootsuite API. It covers issues such as 401 Unauthorized (expired tokens), 429 Rate Limits, and OAuth flow problems. Users can utilize advanced debugging techniques and specific `curl` commands to ensure robust social media automation and integration.

This bundle collects comprehensive diagnostic evidence for Hootsuite operations. It gathers API connectivity status, social profile health, scheduled post status, and OAuth token validity into a single, portable archive. Use it when troubleshooting persistent issues like failed scheduling, authentication errors, or disconnected social accounts.

This skill facilitates the deployment of Hootsuite social media management backends across major cloud platforms like Vercel, Fly.io, and Cloud Run. It is essential for setting up production environments, configuring platform-specific secrets, and managing the complex process of OAuth token persistence, ensuring reliable and continuous API access.

This skill guides users through installing and configuring the Hootsuite SDK/CLI authentication using OAuth 2.0. It covers the entire OAuth flow, including app registration, exchanging authorization codes for access tokens, and implementing token refreshing mechanisms. Essential for initializing any new Hootsuite integration project.

A comprehensive guide to implementing Hootsuite integrations using industry best practices. This reference covers the recommended architecture, project structure, and key development decisions (such as OAuth flow, rate limit handling, and content scheduling) necessary for building robust, scalable, and maintainable social media automation tools.

This guide details the security best practices for managing and using Hootsuite API credentials and tokens. It covers crucial topics such as secure storage of Client IDs, Client Secrets, and various tokens (Access/Refresh), emphasizing token rotation, implementing least privilege access, and securing OAuth 2.0 workflows in production environments.

This skill demonstrates how to implement robust Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) within HubSpot integrations. It covers best practices for managing permissions using OAuth scopes, configuring multiple private apps for different access levels (Reader, Writer, Admin), and implementing application-level middleware to enforce least privilege access across CRM objects.