stripe-projects

Automate Stripe Projects provisioning from provider discovery to CLI handoff.

102|4|Updated Apr 15, 2009
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mikker/dotfiles --skill stripe-projects-mikker
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: stripe-projects
Source: https://github.com/mikker/dotfiles/tree/main/agents.symlink/skills/stripe-projects
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mikker/dotfiles --skill stripe-projects-mikker

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Stripe Projects simplifies provisioning third-party services and retrieving API keys or tokens through the Stripe Projects CLI plugin, streamlining onboarding for new services.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Provider discovery & validation: Fetches the provider directory from the Stripe Projects catalog and verifies the requested provider is supported.
  • CLI readiness & installation: Ensures the Stripe CLI is installed and upgraded as needed to support projects workflows.
  • Plugin management: Verifies and installs the stripe projects plugin, keeping it up to date for reliable operations.
  • Catalog exploration: Queries the catalog to locate suitable services and handles zero-result scenarios gracefully.
  • Project initialization & auth handling: Initializes projects and prompts for browser-based authentication when required, guiding the user through login flows.
  • Seamless handoff to local skill: After initialization, hands off to the local stripe-projects-cli skill in the project directory to complete service additions.
  • Provider recommendations: Suggests complementary providers/services from the catalog to broaden the setup.

Quick Start

Provision a Stripe Project for a chosen provider and retrieve its API credentials through the CLI workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about stripe-projects

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate provisioning third-party services and retrieving API keys with Stripe?

Automating third-party service provisioning with Stripe requires the Stripe CLI and the projects plugin to fetch provider catalogs, initialize projects, and retrieve API credentials end-to-end. Browser-based authentication prompts appear when login is needed.

What is a Stripe Project and when do I need it for API onboarding?

A Stripe Project streamlines onboarding for new third-party services by querying a catalog, validating providers, and retrieving API keys or tokens through the CLI. It is needed when integrating external services that require managed credential provisioning.

Can I provision Stripe Projects non-interactively in a CI/CD pipeline?

Yes, you can provision Stripe Projects non-interactively by passing the --json and --yes flags to the CLI, which suppresses interactive prompts and outputs structured data for automated workflows.

How do I explore the provider catalog and install the Stripe projects plugin?

Exploring the provider catalog and installing the plugin requires the Stripe CLI. The workflow verifies the CLI is installed, automatically installs or upgrades the stripe projects plugin, and queries the catalog to locate suitable services.

What happens after initializing a Stripe Project for a third-party service?

After initializing a Stripe Project, the workflow hands off to the local stripe-projects-cli skill in your project directory to complete service additions, and suggests complementary providers from the catalog to broaden your setup.

Do I need the Stripe CLI to use the projects plugin for service provisioning?

Yes, the Stripe CLI is a prerequisite for service provisioning. The workflow ensures the CLI is installed and upgraded as needed before verifying and installing the stripe projects plugin to support the provisioning workflows.