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This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for authenticating and initializing the Grammarly SDK/CLI. Learn how to use OAuth 2.0 Bearer tokens to securely connect to Grammarly's services (including Writing Score, AI Detection, and Plagiarism Detection). Use this skill when setting up a new integration, handling API key configuration, or managing token refreshing in a development project.

This skill provides a comprehensive reference architecture and best-practice project layout for integrating Grammarly functionalities into custom applications. It details the separation of concerns, including Content Quality Service, API Client, and specific API calls (scoring, detection, plagiarism). It is essential for developers designing new Grammarly-powered SaaS integrations or establishing consistent architectural standards.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating with the Grammarly API using both TypeScript and Python. It covers essential architectural aspects, including typed client implementation, robust token management (OAuth flow), and efficient text chunking for processing large documents. Use this when building scalable, reliable Grammarly-powered features into your application.

This guide provides essential security fundamentals for integrating with the Grammarly API. It covers secure credential management (client secrets, access tokens), OAuth token handling, webhook signature verification, and data redaction techniques to protect sensitive user content and maintain compliance.

A comprehensive guide to setting up a robust local development loop for Hex API orchestration. This includes defining the project structure, creating a typed API client using TypeScript, and implementing mocked unit tests (e.g., using vitest) to ensure fast iteration and reliable testing of data pipelines and external service interactions.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating with the Hex platform API using TypeScript and Python. It covers essential best practices like robust retry logic, typed client usage, pipeline orchestration, and Airflow integration, helping developers establish standardized, reliable coding standards for complex Hex workflows.

This guide establishes a comprehensive local development workflow for building Hootsuite API integrations. It features a robust API client with automatic OAuth 2.0 token refresh, a standardized project structure, and a complete mocked test suite using Vitest. Ideal for developers needing to build reliable, automated social media publishing tools or complex platform connectors.

This comprehensive guide details setting up a secure Canva Connect API integration using the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange). It covers the entire lifecycle: client registration, token generation, code exchange for access tokens, and refreshing expired tokens. Use this skill when building applications that require programmatic access to Canva's design and asset management capabilities.

A production-ready guide detailing the best-practice architecture for integrating with the Canva Connect API. It outlines the project structure, layer architecture (Routes, Services, Client, Infrastructure), authentication flow (OAuth 2.0 PKCE), and best practices for handling design creation, asset management, and exports. Use this when building new Canva-powered applications or standardizing existing integration projects.

A collection of production-ready patterns for wrapping the Canva Connect REST API, supporting both TypeScript and Python implementations. These patterns ensure robust API integration by handling automatic OAuth token refresh, implementing retry logic with exponential backoff, ensuring type safety, and supporting multi-tenant architectures. Use this when building resilient, reusable API wrappers for Canva services.

A set of production-ready wrappers and patterns for interacting with the CAST AI REST API. This package provides robust client implementations in TypeScript and Python, handling critical features such as typed responses, singleton management, automatic retry logic with backoff, and managing cloud resources (e.g., Kubernetes clusters, node optimization). Use it when building reusable, reliable clients for cost optimization and infrastructure management.

This guide provides comprehensive steps for setting up and authenticating the official ClickHouse client for both Node.js and Python. It covers connecting to ClickHouse Cloud or a self-hosted instance, managing environment variables, and verifying the connection using sample code snippets. Ideal for new ClickHouse projects or integrating data analytics pipelines into existing applications.