Detect axios, ky, or fetch and apply matching TypeScript API templates.
npx skills add https://github.com/opzero1/op1 --skill http-client
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: http-client Source: https://github.com/opzero1/op1/tree/main/packages/install/templates/skill/http-client Command: npx skills add https://github.com/opzero1/op1 --skill http-client
This skill enables teams to standardize HTTP client usage by detecting and aligning API calls with the project's chosen client (axios, ky, or native fetch).
Use case: When migrating a codebase to a single HTTP client or when adding new API calls, this skill provides consistent templates and adapters to reduce boilerplate and bugs.
Detect the project's HTTP client automatically, then scaffold a sample API call using the detected client patterns. Integrate the generated patterns into your API utilities and run tests.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To standardize HTTP client usage, you can apply pattern templates that align API calls with your project's chosen client, ensuring consistent request handling, interceptors, and type-safe responses. This reduces boilerplate and bugs across teams.
Setting up axios interceptors with TypeScript involves applying client-specific pattern templates for instance creation and request/response interceptors. This provides type-safe API definitions and unified error handling for your HTTP requests.
Adding retry logic and error handling to native fetch requires using a typed fetch wrapper with unified error patterns. This approach applies consistent retry strategies per client while maintaining type-safe interfaces for requests and responses.
Yes, the skill automatically detects the project's HTTP client, whether it is axios, ky, or native fetch. It then applies the corresponding per-client pattern templates to scaffold API calls, hooks, and adapters.
Migrating to a single HTTP client like ky involves detecting the current client and applying consistent templates and adapters. This standardizes API calls, hooks, and error handling, reducing boilerplate during the transition.
Yes, you can achieve type-safe API definitions for requests and responses using TypeScript generics. The skill applies per-client templates for ky hooks, ensuring unified error handling and retry strategies maintain type safety.
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