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This guide outlines setting up a robust, reproducible local development environment for Klaviyo integrations. It provides boilerplate for hot reloading, mocking the SDK, and running both unit and integration tests, ensuring fast and reliable API iteration cycles for marketing automation.

This guide details setting up a robust Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline for validating Lucidchart diagramming API integrations. It employs a two-tier testing strategy: fast, mocked unit tests for basic logic verification (no OAuth required), and comprehensive, live integration tests that run only on the main branch merge to confirm full CRUD operations and export functionality against the live Lucidchart API. It also includes best practices for managing API rate limits and common error handling.

This skill deploys a containerized integration service to programmatically manage and manipulate Lucidchart diagram documents. It handles sophisticated tasks like manipulating shapes, updating connectors, and synchronizing visual collaboration data using the Lucid API. Ideal for integrating automated diagram generation and maintenance into CI/CD pipelines and enterprise workflows.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide on programmatically interacting with the Lucidchart API. It demonstrates how to create new documents, add structured shapes and connecting lines using standard import formats, and finally export the finished diagram (e.g., as PNG). It is ideal for automating the visualization of architecture diagrams, system workflows, or business processes within an application.

This document provides a comprehensive guide to managing rate limits when interacting with the Lucidchart API. It details specific limits for various operations (e.g., shape creation, document listing, exporting) and offers implementation patterns, including a token bucket rate limiter class and robust retry strategies. Use this knowledge to build automated workflows that reliably handle high-volume batch processing and prevent API throttling.

A comprehensive guide and setup for establishing a fast, reproducible local development loop for web scraping projects using Bright Data. It includes configuring proxy modules, implementing response caching to save credits, and setting up mocked test suites (using Vitest) for robust, isolated testing without requiring live proxy access or consuming resources.

This workflow provides an end-to-end programmatic solution for managing the Canva design lifecycle. It allows users to create new designs via the API, redirect users to the editor for modifications, retrieve design metadata, and finally, export finished assets in various high-quality formats (PDF, PNG, JPG, etc.). Ideal for integrating design capabilities into external applications like CMS or marketing automation tools.

A comprehensive skill for implementing secure, real-time webhook endpoint handling for Canva. This module covers receiving and verifying signed JWT payloads using JWK keys, enabling your application to react instantly to various user interactions (e.g., comments, design sharing, access requests). Ideal for building sophisticated SaaS integrations and automating workflows based on Canva activity.

This skill guides the setup and configuration of the CAST AI Workload Autoscaler, enabling dynamic right-sizing of pod resource requests (CPU and Memory). It automatically adjusts resources based on actual usage, significantly reducing cloud over-provisioning costs. Use this guide to implement workload scaling policies, configure resource limits via Kubernetes annotations, and monitor scaling events in Kubernetes environments.

This skill provides the comprehensive workflow for interacting with the Anthropic Messages API. It covers advanced features including streaming responses, multimodal vision input, generating structured JSON output using system prompts, and managing multi-turn conversations. It redirects users to the current, primary guide for all Claude API patterns.

This guide demonstrates how to build advanced AI agents using Anthropic's Tool Use (Function Calling) feature. It allows Claude to dynamically determine when external actions are needed, such as querying databases, calling APIs, or reading files. The pattern involves sending the user query, receiving a `tool_use` request, executing the corresponding function in your code, and submitting the result back to Claude for a final, coherent response. Essential for building multi-step, agentic workflows.

A comprehensive workflow for setting up local development environments for Clari API integrations. It allows users to mock forecast data, test complex export pipelines, and iterate on data transformation logic (such as forecasting and aggregation) without requiring live API calls. Ideal for building robust dashboards and validating data workflows.