Build Celigo custom HTTP APIs with router-based or script-mode request handling.
npx skills add https://github.com/celigo/ai --skill building-apis
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: building-apis Source: https://github.com/celigo/ai/tree/main/skills/building-apis Command: npx skills add https://github.com/celigo/ai --skill building-apis
This Skill helps you turn existing Celigo export/import business logic into synchronous, structured HTTP APIs that external systems can reliably call.
{statusCode, headers, body} from a single handleRequest function.Tell the AI: “Using the building-apis skill, outline a builder-mode Celigo API that accepts POST /orders, routes requests to a validation branch and an imports branch, and returns a structured success response plus a structured fail response with correct status codes.”
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can expose Celigo integration logic as a synchronous REST endpoint by building custom HTTP APIs that route incoming requests through routers, lookup exports, and import writes, returning structured success, fail, or custom responses to external callers.
The best way to structure request and response shapes for a Celigo REST API is using request transforms and response mapping within builder mode, routing requests through page processors and selecting apiRouter responses to match client schemas.
You should use script mode for a Celigo HTTP API when your logic is too dynamic to express declaratively, allowing you to handle requests and return statusCode, headers, and body objects from a single handleRequest function.
Configuring a builder-mode REST API in Celigo requires a name, type, request method, relativeURI, at least one router or branch, apiRouter response routing, and defined success and fail responses for deterministic request-to-response behavior.
Yes, you can return multiple custom response shapes from a single Celigo API endpoint by defining structured success and fail responses or using response router selection within builder mode to support varying schemas like validation errors.
Yes, Celigo API routing supports proxying authenticated requests via tokens, allowing external systems to reliably call synchronous HTTP APIs that process lookup and write operations through structured routers and page processors.
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