Scaffold API tool integrations with Typer CLIs and secret configuration.
npx skills add https://github.com/useatrium/atrium --skill creating-tools
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: creating-tools Source: https://github.com/useatrium/atrium/tree/main/centaur/.agents/skills/creating-tools Command: npx skills add https://github.com/useatrium/atrium --skill creating-tools
This Skill eliminates the guesswork and inconsistency involved in creating API clients and tool integrations, helping you add reliable, discoverable tools that follow the repository’s conventions.
Ask the creating-tools skill to scaffold and implement a new tool integration for the external service, including its API client, CLI, secrets configuration, documentation, and verification steps.
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Scaffolding a Python API client and Typer CLI involves generating the required package structure, metadata, typed client methods, and initialization files for your external service. This creates a production-ready integration with structured output support and tool-manager registration.
Managing secrets and authentication for API integration tools requires a prescribed environment template and shared secret handling configuration. This approach ensures secure secret resolution and proper client lifecycle management across your tool integrations.
Integration testing for a Python API client requires following the prescribed package structure to implement verification steps and reload tests. This ensures your external service clients maintain reliability and consistency with repository conventions.
Tool registration with a tool manager does require structured output support in your Typer CLIs. Building command-line interfaces with structured output options ensures your external service integrations are discoverable and testable within the repository.
Use a standalone Typer CLI when you need command-line access to an external service alongside the Python client. This approach provides structured output options and tool-manager metadata, making the API integration independently executable and easier to deploy.
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