makefeed-dev-request

Authenticate via demo login and call Makefeed/Infatium backend API endpoints.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nirssyan/nirssyan-mono --skill makefeed-dev-request
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Skill: makefeed-dev-request
Source: https://github.com/nirssyan/nirssyan-mono/tree/main/.cursor/skills/makefeed-dev-request
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nirssyan/nirssyan-mono --skill makefeed-dev-request

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies making authenticated HTTP requests to the Makefeed/Infatium backend API, handling JWT authentication and supporting all API endpoints across development and production environments.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authenticated API Calls: Securely interact with Makefeed/Infatium APIs using JWT authentication.
  • Environment Support: Works seamlessly with both DEV (https://dev.api.infatium.ru) and PROD (https://api.infatium.ru) environments.
  • Demo Login: Utilizes a demo login flow to obtain JWT tokens for authentication.
  • Endpoint Coverage: Supports requests for various resources including Feeds, Tags, Subscriptions, Sources, and Posts.
  • Error Handling: Provides guidance on interpreting and resolving common HTTP error codes (401, 403, 404, 422, 500).

Quick Start

Use the makefeed-dev-request skill to get a JWT token using the demo login and then fetch all feeds.

Frequently Asked Questions about makefeed-dev-request

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I make authenticated API requests to the Makefeed backend?

You can make authenticated API requests by utilizing the demo login flow to obtain a JWT token. The Skill handles this JWT authentication to securely access all Makefeed and Infatium backend endpoints.

Can I use JWT authentication for Makefeed API calls in both development and production?

Yes, JWT authentication works seamlessly across both development and production environments. The Skill supports calling the dev API and the production API using the obtained JWT tokens.

What's the best way to handle 401 and 422 errors during Infatium API authentication?

Handling 401 and 422 errors involves interpreting the specific HTTP error codes returned by the Infatium API. The Skill provides guidance on resolving unauthorized access and validation failures encountered during requests.

Does the Makefeed API support managing subscriptions and sources with HTTP requests?

Yes, the Makefeed API supports managing subscriptions and sources. You can send authenticated HTTP requests to interact with these resources, alongside feeds, tags, and posts across supported environments.

Why does my Makefeed API request return a 403 forbidden error?

A 403 forbidden error during a Makefeed API request indicates an access permissions issue. The Skill includes specific error code interpretations to help you understand and resolve common forbidden access problems.