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stripe
Stripe payment processing platform. Use for payment integrations, checkout, subscriptions, billing, Connect platforms, webhooks, and financial APIs.
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shopify-billing
Guide for implementing Shopify's Billing API, enabling app monetization through subscriptions and one-time charges. Use this skill when the user needs to create recurring application charges, one-time purchases...
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shopify-webhooks
Guide for handling Shopify Webhooks, including configuration, verification, and processing. Use this skill when the user needs to set up webhook subscriptions, verify authentic requests, or handle event payload...
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store-event-handlers-in-refs
stable subscriptions
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diamond-store-payments
In-app purchases, diamond bundles, and payment processing
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stripe-sync-query
When the user wants to query synced Stripe data. Also use when the user mentions "query stripe data," "stripe tables," "select from stripe," "stripe analytics," or "stripe SQL."
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stripe-sync-webhook
When the user wants to create webhook handlers for stripe-sync-engine. Also use when the user mentions "webhook endpoint," "processWebhook," "stripe webhook handler," "stripe events," or "real-time sync."
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payments-bd-gateways
Guides bKash/Nagad integration, webhook idempotency, and sandbox validation. Invoke when implementing or debugging payments/webhooks.
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stripe-audit
Stripe payments audit (webhooks, idempotency, Connect onboarding, server-only secrets). Triggers on "STRIPE:" prefix and Stripe/payments work.
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plans-handler
Manage subscription plans, pricing, and quotas. Use when adding plan features, updating limits, or building pricing pages.
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