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Integration by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: Integration
Author: tomevault-io

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TabzChrome Integration

Help users integrate their projects with TabzChrome terminals.

When to Use

Creating project dashboards with terminal buttons in markdown
Adding "Run in Terminal" buttons to web pages
Creating CLI tools that queue commands to TabzChrome
Building prompt libraries with fillable templates
Programmatically spawning terminal tabs

Integration Methods

Method	Auth	Best For
Markdown `tabz:` links	None	Project dashboards, docs in file viewer
HTML `data-terminal-command`	None	Static buttons on web pages
WebSocket + websocat	File token	CLI/tmux workflows
WebSocket + JS	API token	Prompt libraries, web apps
POST /api/spawn	Token	Creating new terminal tabs

Quick Start

First, ask which integration the user needs:

questions:
  - question: "Which TabzChrome integration methods do you need?"
    header: "Integration"
    multiSelect: true
    options:
      - label: "Markdown Links"
        description: "tabz: protocol for project dashboards in file viewer"
      - label: "HTML Buttons"
        description: "data-terminal-command for 'Run in Terminal' buttons"
      - label: "CLI/Scripts"
        description: "WebSocket via websocat for shell scripts"
      - label: "Web App JS"
        description: "JavaScript WebSocket for prompt libraries"
      - label: "Spawn API"
        description: "POST /api/spawn to create new tabs"

Then provide the relevant reference:

Selection	Reference
Markdown Links	`references/markdown-links.md`
HTML Buttons	`references/html-integration.md`
CLI/Scripts	`references/cli-websocket.md`
Web App JS	`references/javascript-api.md`
Spawn API	`references/spawn-api.md`

Authentication Summary

Context	Method
CLI / Scripts	`TOKEN=$(cat /tmp/tabz-auth-token)`
Extension Settings	Click "API Token" → "Copy Token"
External web pages	User pastes token (stored in localStorage)

Architecture Overview

Web Page / CLI / App
        │
        ▼
TabzChrome Backend (localhost:8129)
        │
        ▼ WebSocket broadcast
Chrome Extension
        │
        ▼
Sidepanel → Terminal Tabs

For security considerations on HTTPS sites, see references/security.md.

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---name: integration-2description: Integrate projects with TabzChrome terminals via Markdown links, HTML attributes, WebSocket, JS API, or Spawn API Use when this capability is needed.---# TabzChrome IntegrationHelp users integrate their projects with TabzChrome terminals.## When to Use- Creating project dashboards with terminal buttons in markdown- Adding "Run in Terminal" buttons to web pages- Creating CLI tools that queue commands to TabzChrome- Building prompt libraries with fillable templates- Programmatically spawning terminal tabs## Integration Methods| Method | Auth | Best For ||--------|------|----------|| Markdown `tabz:` links | None | Project dashboards, docs in file viewer || HTML `data-terminal-command` | None | Static buttons on web pages || WebSocket + websocat | File token | CLI/tmux workflows || WebSocket + JS | API token | Prompt libraries, web apps || POST /api/spawn | Token | Creating new terminal tabs |## Quick StartFirst, ask which integration the user needs:```questions: - question: "Which TabzChrome integration methods do you need?" header: "Integration" multiSelect: true options: - label: "Markdown Links" description: "tabz: protocol for project dashboards in file viewer" - label: "HTML Buttons" description: "data-terminal-command for 'Run in Terminal' buttons" - label: "CLI/Scripts" description: "WebSocket via websocat for shell scripts" - label: "Web App JS" description: "JavaScript WebSocket for prompt libraries" - label: "Spawn API" description: "POST /api/spawn to create new tabs"```Then provide the relevant reference:| Selection | Reference ||-----------|-----------|| Markdown Links | `references/markdown-links.md` || HTML Buttons | `references/html-integration.md` || CLI/Scripts | `references/cli-websocket.md` || Web App JS | `references/javascript-api.md` || Spawn API | `references/spawn-api.md` |## Authentication Summary| Context | Method ||---------|--------|| CLI / Scripts | `TOKEN=$(cat /tmp/tabz-auth-token)` || Extension Settings | Click "API Token" → "Copy Token" || External web pages | User pastes token (stored in localStorage) |## Architecture Overview```Web Page / CLI / App │ ▼TabzChrome Backend (localhost:8129) │ ▼ WebSocket broadcastChrome Extension │ ▼Sidepanel → Terminal Tabs```For security considerations on HTTPS sites, see `references/security.md`.---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/ggprompts) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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