output-dev-http-client-create

You standardize API calls by creating shared HTTP clients in src/shared/clients/{service}_client.ts using httpClient from @outputai/http, ensuring consistent retry logic, typed interfaces, and credential management across all workflows.

The best way to share HTTP client configurations is centralizing them in a dedicated src/shared/clients/ directory, wrapping external APIs with httpClient from @outputai/http to enforce standardized import patterns and error handling rules.

Yes, @outputai/http allows you to build reusable service wrappers by defining typed interfaces for responses within a centralized client file, standardizing how external service calls handle credentials and return data.

You set up consistent retry logic by implementing a centralized HTTP client using @outputai/http, which standardizes the retry behavior and error handling rules across every workflow that imports the shared service client.

Yes, you create a separate {service}_client.ts file within the src/shared/clients/ directory for each external service, ensuring credentials, error handling, and API call patterns remain isolated and maintainable.