API Integrate

STOP - Read before ANY tool call

1. Read E:/Source/Repos/agent-dev-toolkit/scripts/validation/fixtures/opencode/rules/guardrails.md
2. Read E:/Source/Repos/agent-dev-toolkit/scripts/validation/fixtures/opencode/skills/_shared/sdd-artifacts/SESSION.md; load session-state for $Cwd
3. If the relevant gate is not approved: STOP - ask user (pt-BR) - do NOT Write/Shell
4. SDD/develop skills: after ONE step/task, STOP session - handoff only
5. This skill body is English; user-facing prompts may be (pt-BR)

Step -1 - Gate check (report in chat before continuing)

Gate check:
[ ] guardrails.mdc read
[ ] SESSION.md read; session-state loaded
[ ] PIPELINE.md read (SDD skills only)
[ ] User confirmed current action (sim)
-> If any unchecked: STOP

Skill: api-integrate

Trigger

Invoke when the user requests: /api-integrate, integrate api, /api-integrate, or asks to integrate endpoints from a schema.

Arguments (optional):

Outcome

A typed, modular, and robust API client containing:

1. Strongly typed DTO models (Request and Response contracts).
2. Clean service wrapper or client declarations using preferred libraries (e.g., Refit/HttpClient for C#, Axios/Fetch for TS/JS, HTTPX for Python).
3. Configured authentication headers, timeout limits, and robust network error wrappers.

Lazy-load

Process

Step -1b - Caveman Mode (Full cap)

1. Read E:/Source/Repos/agent-dev-toolkit/scripts/validation/fixtures/opencode/sdd/preferences.json (create { "caveman_mode": false, "caveman_level": "full" } if missing).
2. If caveman_mode is false: continue without compression.
3. If true: load E:/Source/Repos/agent-dev-toolkit/scripts/validation/fixtures/opencode/skills/_shared/caveman/CAVEMAN.md; apply Full participation cap + prefs caveman_level (Lite skills never escalate); show once: [Caveman] Modo ativo (respostas compactas, level={effective}). Digite caveman off para desativar.
4. Honor caveman on|off|status|lite|full|ultra (and stop caveman / normal mode) during the session.
5. Auto-Clarity + never-compress gates/drafts/paths per CAVEMAN.md.

-1. Re-check guardrails and session

Confirm guardrails.mdc and SESSION.md are loaded. If missing, ask user (pt-BR):

Antes da integracao de API, confirme:
- guardrails.mdc lido
- SESSION.md carregado

Posso seguir? (sim / ajustar / cancelar)

0. Detect Tech Stack and Locate Schema

• Identify target project language and preferred HTTP client patterns.
• Locate the OpenAPI spec (ask user or load the specified file path). Validate that the file is readable.

1. Plan Structure & Workflow Decision

• Propose the client layout:
  • Destination folder (e.g. src/services/ or Infrastructure/Clients/).
  • File splits: client interface, models, configuration.
• Present the summary of identified API endpoints, routes, and request/response shapes.
• Stop and ask the user to choose the workflow execution path based on the integration scope:
  • Option A - Direct Developer Skill (/developer): For straightforward local client generation.
  • Option B - Classic SDD (/sdd-spec -> sdd-plan -> sdd-develop): For complex third-party integrations requiring formal specifications (PRD) and a detailed plan (PLAN) in Portuguese.
  • Option D - Plain Chat Plan: Establish a simple task list directly in the chat, executing steps one by one without extra file creations.
• Wait for explicit user choice before writing code or initializing another workflow.

2. DTO and Model Generation

• Parse request/response components in the OpenAPI schema.
• Generate strictly typed models:
  • TypeScript: export interface UserDto { ... }
  • C#: public record UserDto(int Id, string Name);
  • Python: from pydantic import BaseModel dataclasses or standard models.

3. API Method Implementation

• Generate the client wrapper calling the endpoints.
• Include JSDoc / C# XML documentation on each method indicating summary, parameter descriptions, and return types from the schema.
• Set up standard header injection (Authorization Bearer, API Keys).

4. Robust Error Handling

• Add interceptors or try/catch blocks that convert HTTP 4xx/5xx responses into meaningful custom exception structures.
• Avoid general exception swallowing.

5. Validate & Compile

• Save generated files.
• Execute local compile tasks (dotnet build, tsc --noEmit, mypy) to verify zero type mismatches or syntax issues.
• Suggest writing integration tests.

6. Handoff

• Offer committing the new files:

/commit

Must not

• Generate generic any types for request/response payloads.
• Hardcode credentials, base URLs, or secret tokens. Fetch them from configuration environments.