dub-links-api

Automating short link management with the Dub API requires a Bearer token for workspace authentication. You can then create, update, delete, retrieve, and list links by validating inputs against the local OpenAPI spec to ensure correctly formatted requests and parsed responses.

Yes, you can run bulk operations on short links using the Dub API. The Skill supports upsert and bulk management tasks restricted to the /links endpoints, formatting bulk requests and parsing responses in accordance with the API definitions described in the OpenAPI spec.

You need a Bearer token, specifically a valid Dub API key, to authenticate workspace requests. This token authorizes all interactions with the /links endpoints, ensuring secure creation, retrieval, and deletion of short links.

Yes, Dub API integration validates requests against a local OpenAPI specification file. This ensures inputs are correctly formatted, API definitions are followed, and error conventions described in the spec are properly parsed before executing short link operations.

Supported short link operations on the Dub /links endpoints include creating, updating, deleting, retrieving, listing, counting, and upserting links. The integration formats each request type and parses responses according to the local OpenAPI spec definitions.