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Guide for Convex backend development fundamentals including function types (queries, mutations, actions), layered architecture, HTTP actions, and the core mental model. Use when building Convex backends, creating queries/mutations/actions, implementing HTTP webhooks, or understanding Convex's reactive data model. Activates for Convex project setup, function definition, API design, or backend architecture tasks.
Fireflies.ai platform help — AI meeting note-taker with GraphQL API, webhooks (V1 + V2), AskFred AI, real-time events, and Fred bot that joins Zoom/Meet/Teams to transcribe. Use when Fireflies transcripts not syncing to CRM, webhooks not firing or signatures failing HMAC verification, hitting 50 req/day or 60 req/min rate limits on the GraphQL API, building a transcript pipeline from Fireflies to Snowflake/BigQuery/warehouse, migrating from Webhooks V1 to V2, the Fireflies bot not joining calls or users wanting to disable auto-join, deciding between Free, Pro ($10), Business ($19), or Enterprise ($39) tier, or wiring AskFred or Real-time API into an internal app. Do NOT use for comparing Fireflies vs Fathom/Avoma/Gong or selecting a note-taker (use /sales-note-taker) or reviewing a single sales call for coaching (use /sales-call-review).
Complete guide for ERPNext/Frappe API integrations (v14/v15/v16) including REST API, RPC API, authentication, webhooks, and rate limiting. Use when code is needed for external API calls to ERPNext, designing API endpoints, configuring webhooks, implementing authentication (token/OAuth2/session). Triggers: API integration, REST endpoint, webhook, token authentication, OAuth, frappe.call, external connection, API response, rate limiting.
Expert patterns for HubSpot CRM integration including OAuth authentication, CRM objects, associations, batch operations, webhooks, and custom objects. Covers Node.js and Python SDKs. Use when: hubspot, hubspot api, hubspot crm, hubspot integration, contacts api.
GitLab webhook operations via API. ALWAYS use this skill when user wants to: (1) list/view webhooks, (2) create/update/delete webhooks, (3) configure webhook events, (4) test webhook delivery.
Use this skill when working with the A2A (Agent-to-Agent) protocol - agent interoperability, multi-agent communication, agent discovery, agent cards, task lifecycle, streaming, and push notifications. Triggers on any A2A-related task including implementing A2A servers/clients, building agent cards, sending messages between agents, managing tasks, and configuring push notification webhooks.
Claap platform help — AI sales call recorder with no-bot recording, CRM auto-enrichment, and deal scoring. Use when configuring Claap recording on Zoom/Meet/Teams, Claap bot-free Chrome extension not saving recordings, Claap AI summaries ignoring speakers or being shallow, syncing Claap notes to HubSpot or Salesforce, setting up Claap API or webhooks for transcript export, Claap video processing slow after long calls, Claap free plan limits, or Claap MCP connector setup. Do NOT use for picking between AI note-takers (use /sales-note-taker) or reviewing a single call for coaching insights (use /sales-call-review).
Wave platform help — AI note-taker with mobile-first recording (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Apple Watch, Chrome, web), 76-language transcription, Voice ID speaker labeling, REST API with semantic search and webhooks, MCP server. Use when recording meetings on your phone and transcripts aren't accurate, setting up Wave API to pull session transcripts into your CRM, configuring Wave webhooks for real-time session notifications, phone call recording stops when another call comes in, Wave meeting bot not joining Zoom or Google Meet, comparing Wave pricing vs Fathom or Otter for a small team, searching across all your Wave recordings with the API, or exporting Wave summaries to Notion or Google Docs. Do NOT use for choosing between multiple note-takers (use /sales-note-taker) or reviewing a call for coaching (use /sales-call-review).
Listen for one or more IMAP inboxes with the IDLE command, fetch unread email metadata plus text previews, and forward each message to OpenClaw webhooks. Use when tasks need near-real-time mailbox monitoring, multi-account inbox ingestion via environment variables, and automatic trigger delivery into OpenClaw automation.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "build a HubSpot app", "create a HubSpot app", "add a card to HubSpot", "create an app card", "build a UI extension", "set up HubSpot webhooks", "configure HubSpot app", "add a settings page to HubSpot app", "build a HubSpot home page", "fetch data in HubSpot extension", "list an app on the HubSpot marketplace", "submit a HubSpot app listing", "marketplace listing requirements", or mentions building on the HubSpot developer platform 2025.2. Provides comprehensive guidance for building full HubSpot apps with best practices, CLI commands, file structure, and App Marketplace listing requirements.
Use when developing outgoing webhooks for applications and services.
Write programmatic Node.js or TypeScript scripts that drive the DatoCMS Content Management API using @datocms/cma-client, @datocms/cma-client-node, or @datocms/cma-client-browser — the code-first companion for content-heavy and automation work. Prefer this skill whenever the task needs real code for records, uploads, or project automation — including short mid-conversation asks like "publish them", "fix those slugs", "delete all drafts", or "bulk import this CSV", and longer checked-in scripts. Covers four areas: (1) content operations — create/update/delete/publish records, bulk import/export and CSV pipelines, pagination over large record sets, asset uploads from URL or local files with metadata, structured text and block payload edits; (2) environment and project governance — fork/promote environments, webhooks and build triggers, project settings and maintenance mode, scheduled publish/unpublish workflows, audit logs, usage analytics, subscription limits; (3) access control and typed flows — roles and API tokens, upload tracks and tags, generated CMA schema types for type-safe record operations; (4) schema and UI configuration when the user explicitly bypasses the migrations workflow or wants schema mutations embedded in a larger script — models, fields, blocks, saved filters, dashboard and schema menus, plugin install and configuration. For ordinary schema changes inside a project with a migrations workflow or a secondary environment, prefer `datocms-cli` migrations as the safe default; reach for this skill only when the user opts out or the mutation is part of a broader automation. Works for both one-off execution via `cma:call` / `cma:script` and checked-in `buildClient()` scripts for reusable or unattended code.