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    Turn dense technical documentation and API references into actionable, source-grounded integration guides.

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    I've attached the API docs for our new payment gateway. Can you explain how to set up the webhook listener for successful payments and what fields I need to verify?

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    I have analyzed the payment gateway documentation. The webhook setup is handled via the /v2/settings/webhooks endpoint.

    Webhook Integration Guide

    RequirementDocumentation SpecificationSource Reference
    Endpoint URLMust be HTTPS and accessible from public internetSection 4.1: Webhook Security
    Event Typepayment.succeededAppendix B: Event Types
    Verification Fieldx-gateway-signature headerSection 4.2: Signature Verification
    Payload FormatJSONSection 4.1: Webhook Security
    Retry LogicExponential backoff over 24 hoursSection 4.5: Failure Handling

    Implementation Logic

    1. Configure Listener: Set your listener to accept POST requests at your endpoint.

    Validate Signature: Compute a HMAC-SHA256 hash using your WEBHOOK_SECRET and the raw request body. Compare this to the x-gateway-signature header.
    3.

    Process Data: Extract the object.id (Transaction ID) and amount from the data object to update your database.
    4. Respond: Return a 200 OK status immediately to acknowledge receipt.

    General Guidance
    While not mentioned in the docs, it is standard practice to implement idempotency checks using the event_id to prevent processing the same notification twice if the gateway retries a successful delivery.

    Next steps

    • Retrieve your WEBHOOK_SECRET from the developer dashboard.
    • Whitelist the gateway's IP addresses listed in Section 4.6 of the documentation.
    • Test the flow using the /v2/test/webhook-trigger endpoint.

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    What you get

    Generate source-grounded integration roadmaps from PDFs or URLs.Detect version conflicts and deprecations across multiple doc sources.Interpret technical error codes using documented remediation steps.Translate complex SDK references into plain-language workflows.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Developers often struggle to digest bloated API documentation, leading to integration errors and missed requirements. Relying on general LLM knowledge for specific SDKs or internal docs results in dangerous hallucinations about endpoints and credentials.

    What it does

    • Extracts specific integration steps, prerequisites, and authentication flows from uploaded PDFs, URLs, or OpenAPI files.
    • Maps and identifies conflicts between multiple documentation sources, version mismatches, and environment-specific (sandbox vs. production) differences.
    • Translates complex technical jargon into plain-language summaries while maintaining a separate layer for low-level technical detail.
    • Generates implementation code strictly grounded in the provided documentation versions and supported parameters.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Standard prompts often mix general web knowledge with specific documentation, creating "frankenstein" code that doesn't work. This skill enforces a hard boundary between source facts and general guidance, requiring precise citations for every claim to ensure traceability and reliability.

    Use cases

    • Creating an actionable integration roadmap from a 100-page PDF developer guide.
    • Comparing two versions of an API to identify breaking changes and deprecations.
    • Troubleshooting cryptic error codes by searching documented causes across multiple READMEs.
    • Explaining internal team documentation to new hires without losing technical accuracy.

    Known limitations

    Cannot access documentation behind authentication walls unless the content is provided directly as text or files. Reliability depends on the readability of the supplied source material.

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