Use this skill to maintain FlexPrice’s OpenAPI specification and generated SDK or MCP tooling. It explains the generation and validation sequence, where custom code belongs, and when an API-only update may not require regenerating every client.
Swagger + Speakeasy SDK/MCP pipeline (make swagger, sdk-all), api/custom merge. Trigger: openapi, swagger, sdk-all, MCP.
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openapi — OpenAPI & SDKsinternal/api/**.docs/swagger/ (run generation — do not hand-edit JSON as primary source).After route or Swagger annotation changes:
make swagger
make sdk-all
make sdk-all (per AGENTS.md) validates, generates SDKs/MCP, merges api/custom/**.
OpenAPI-only validation:
make speakeasy-validate
api/go, api/typescript, api/python, api/mcp.api/custom/<lang>/ and rely on make merge-custom (often part of sdk-all).Filtered spec and allowed tags live under .speakeasy/mcp/ — changing exposed tools requires config update + regenerate flow documented in AGENTS.md.
sdk-allSmall internal-only HTTP tweak with no exported contract change: make swagger alone may suffice; coordinate with reviewers if public SDK repos are consumers.
api/tests if behavior is user-facing SDK contract.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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Run local HTTP API checks with a staged workflow: confirm the environment, gather credentials interactively, probe endpoints with curl, and record status codes and response excerpts. For large suites, it can divide independent endpoint groups among workers and merge their results.
Navigate FlexPrice’s codebase using its architecture maps, dependency graphs, hotspot notes, and flow documents. Trace a feature across layers and async systems, assess likely change impact, and identify documentation that should be updated after structural edits.
Use this skill to set up or manage FlexPrice’s local Docker environment. It provides commands to start and stop services, launch Kafka UI, and follow application logs while troubleshooting.
Use this skill to check whether repository AGENTS.md context files have fallen behind code changes. It compares tracked file ownership with Git revisions, prepares focused update bundles for affected layers, and advances sync markers after the context is updated.
Plan a local development setup by mapping which services run in Docker Compose and which use hosted endpoints such as RDS or managed Kafka. The skill guides environment configuration, service checks, migrations, and choosing an application mode.
Use the GitHub CLI to review pull requests and issues, inspect CI check results and failed logs, and prepare a pull request with a summary and test plan. The skill also outlines the repository review steps before creation.