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This guide provides a minimal working example demonstrating core MindTickle API functionality. It shows how to programmatically create structured training modules (including videos and quizzes), assign them to specific teams or users with deadlines, and track user progress and overall completion rates using analytics endpoints. It is ideal for integrating Learning Management System (LMS) functionality into internal corporate tools and automating onboarding processes.

This tool provides a robust local development workflow (dev loop) for integrating with the MindTickle sales enablement and readiness API. It simulates critical data points—such as training modules, user progress, and coaching data—using mock services. This allows developers to build and test complex sales readiness dashboards and features rapidly and reliably, by toggling between a mock mode for fast iteration and a sandbox mode for real-world validation against the MindTickle platform.

Programmatically manages advanced elements on Miro boards using the REST API v2. Functions include creating connectors, uploading images (from URL or Base64), embedding external content (like videos/URLs), managing custom App Cards, and adding documents. Ideal for building complex, automated, and visually rich workflows, architecture diagrams, and collaborative dashboards.

A comprehensive guide and working example demonstrating how to programmatically interact with the Miro REST API v2 using TypeScript. This skill covers the full board lifecycle, allowing users to create boards, add diverse items (sticky notes, shapes), connect elements with connectors, and list all board contents. Ideal for testing new Miro integrations or automating workflow processes.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide to setting up a robust local development workflow for building Miro integrations. It encompasses hot reloading for rapid iteration, structured unit and integration testing using Vitest, and configuring ngrok tunneling for simulating real-world webhooks and interacting with the Miro REST API v2.

This guide provides comprehensive procedures to diagnose and resolve common HTTP errors (401, 403, 429, 500, etc.) encountered when interacting with the Navan API. It details root causes, necessary prerequisites (like `curl` and `jq`), and step-by-step fix procedures for issues such as expired tokens, insufficient permissions, and rate limiting, helping developers ensure stable integration.

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.

A structured playbook for diagnosing and resolving critical disruptions within the Navan travel platform. It guides users through severity classification (P1-P4), utilizing built-in AI assistants (Ava), and performing essential API health checks using tools like curl and jq. This runbook ensures a systematic approach to handling failures related to bookings, OAuth tokens, and expense syncing, minimizing downtime and providing clear escalation paths.

A guide to building resilient software integrations when dealing with external APIs that lack formal versioning, changelogs, or guaranteed backward compatibility. Learn defensive coding patterns, implementing schema drift detection via CLI tools (curl, jq), using fallback field names, and executing gradual feature flag rollouts to maintain production stability.

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for setting up and managing real-time webhooks from the Navan platform. It covers registering callback URLs, verifying payload signatures using HMAC-SHA256, and implementing idempotent event processing. It routes and handles key events related to the booking lifecycle, expense workflow, and travel disruptions, enabling seamless integration with internal systems.

Generates professional and customized Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for various business scenarios, including partnerships, hiring, and vendor relationships. It supports mutual, one-way, employee, and vendor variants, ensuring comprehensive coverage across 15 mandatory legal sections. A key feature is the inclusion of plain English annotations after each section, allowing non-legal personnel to clearly understand the agreement's terms and implications.

A comprehensive skill for deploying production-ready Node.js applications that utilize the Notion API to serverless platforms like Vercel, Railway, or Fly.io. This guide implements critical best practices including Notion client singletons for serverless environments, robust rate limit handling (3 req/sec), response caching strategies, and essential health check endpoints to ensure stability and scalability in production.