What problem does it solve? Building a UiPath Integration Service connector by hand means juggling element.json, standard-resource files, auth configuration, hooks, and triggers across many files — with easy-to-miss mistakes that only surface at publish time. This Skill drives the uip is connectors builder CLI to scaffold, configure, validate, and publish connectors correctly on disk. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full connector lifecycle: init the connector shell, configure any of 19 auth types (OAuth2, PKCE, JWT Bearer, AWS v4, API key, FPS, none), add activities with fields/params/methods, wire polling or webhook triggers, then validate, import, and publish. - Surgical editing and debugging: inspect existing connectors, query and patch state safely, write JavaScript pre/post request hooks only when a built-in cannot do the job, and follow debugging checklists for auth, activity, hook, and event issues. - Use Case: Given a vendor's REST API documentation, scaffold a new connector with OAuth2, add a CRUD activity for contacts with a typed field schema, attach a polling trigger on LastModifiedDate, validate with zero errors, and publish it live to Studio Web. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create a new UiPath Integration Service connector for a vendor's REST API, starting with uip login and builder init using the vendor's base URL and OAuth2 endpoints.
