clink-interg-skills

Design, scaffold, validate, and review Clink standard integrations, new user onboarding, merchant skill for generic agent integrations, merchant skill for OpenClaw integrations, and documentation-backed contracts.

clink-integ-skills

Use this skill when the user wants to guide a coding agent through a Clink integration, validate the integration approach, review an existing design, or answer a documentation-backed integration question.

This skill is modular:

• do not invent endpoints, fields, events, or product behavior
• keep the main skill file short and push detailed process into modules
• prefer output artifacts that developers can execute or review directly
• guide implementation decisions without pretending to generate final project-specific integration code blindly

Scope

This skill covers four primary guidance paths:

• standard integration, including checkout session creation, webhook contract review, and optional embedded form integration through JS SDK
• new user onboarding, including docs-backed first-time dashboard, account, API key, product, webhook, and first checkout setup guidance
• merchant skill for generic agent integration, including non-OpenClaw agent runtime contracts through agentic-payment-skills, adapter design, clink-cli payment execution, callback, and task resume behavior
• merchant skill for OpenClaw integration, including OpenClaw merchant skill integration through openclaw-payment-skills and merchant backend webhook support for email verification

It also provides support capabilities for:

• Clink documentation-backed guidance, including explaining official docs, answering doc-based integration questions, and extracting the relevant contract details from official docs
• integration validation, including handoff contract validation, webhook-design validation, and integration guidance artifacts

Routing

New User Onboarding

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• new user onboarding
• getting started, quickstart, first-time setup, or first checkout
• initial dashboard setup before integration
• account invitation, password setup, MFA setup, merchant selection, or user access
• initial Secret Key, product, webhook, and first checkout preparation

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• run node scripts/load_official_docs.mjs
• references/new-user-onboarding.md

After drafting the solution, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md
• references/output-artifacts.md

Standard Integration

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• hosted checkout
• checkout session creation
• merchant backend implementation
• webhook registration and verification
• optional embedded form integration through JS SDK
• configured link opening flow
• order and refund synchronization
• refund lifecycle design

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• references/standard-integration.md

After drafting the solution, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md
• references/output-artifacts.md

Merchant Skill for OpenClaw Integration

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• OpenClaw-style merchant skill integration through openclaw-payment-skills
• merchant backend webhook support for email verification via customer.verify
• agent payment session design
• payment handoff contracts
• auto top-up or recharge recovery
• merchant confirmation flows
• customer.verify webhook handling

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• run node scripts/load_payment_skill_contexts.mjs --dependency openclaw-payment-skills --print-path, then read the generated OpenClaw payment skill context
• references/agent-integration.md

After drafting the solution, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md
• references/output-artifacts.md

Merchant Skill for Generic Agent Integration

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• a merchant skill or merchant tool running inside a non-OpenClaw agent runtime
• a merchant or platform agent that is not tied to OpenClaw
• a generic agent runtime, third-party agent, custom orchestrator, or chat agent using agentic-payment-skills
• clink-payment-skill and clink-cli dependency design
• adapter design between the agent runtime and agentic-payment-skills
• merchant 402 Payment Required handoff from a merchant API or tool into agentic-payment-skills
• callback, polling, queue, or recovery design for payment completion
• agent task resume behavior after merchant confirmation
• generic payment handoff contracts

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• run node scripts/load_payment_skill_contexts.mjs --dependency agentic-payment-skills --print-path, then read the generated generic agent payment skill context
• references/generic-agent-integration.md

After drafting the solution, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md
• references/output-artifacts.md

Clink Documentation Dialogue

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• understanding or explaining official Clink docs
• answering doc-based product or API questions
• locating endpoint, field, webhook, or integration-contract details in official docs
• comparing an integration design against the documented contract

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• the smallest relevant official-doc sections for the question

After drafting the answer, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md when the question is about contract correctness

Integration Validation

Use this path when the user wants help with:

• validating a merchant handoff contract
• checking whether a webhook design is production-safe
• generating a checklist, contract skeleton, or integration guidance artifact set
• validating required controls before implementation or launch

Read:

• references/retrieval-protocol.md when official docs are needed
• references/validation-workflow.md
• references/output-artifacts.md

After drafting the answer, review it with:

• references/review-checklist.md

Working Method

• run doc-dependent work through node scripts/load_official_docs.mjs
• treat docs loading as a check-and-refresh gate, not as an unconditional refresh step
• for merchant skill for OpenClaw integration, run node scripts/load_payment_skill_contexts.mjs --dependency openclaw-payment-skills --print-path before generating code, integration guidance, or review output, then read the generated payment skill context
• for merchant skill for generic agent integration, run node scripts/load_payment_skill_contexts.mjs --dependency agentic-payment-skills --print-path before generating code, integration guidance, or review output, then read the generated payment skill context
• prefer the smallest set of local docs needed for the task
• route the request to the correct scenario before designing the flow
• read only the modules needed for the current task
• draft the scenario-specific solution first, then generate or review the output artifacts, then use references/review-checklist.md as the final self-review pass
• for new user onboarding, guide only from docs-confirmed account, dashboard, API key, product, webhook, and first checkout facts, then route the user to the appropriate implementation path
• if the user asks for implementation and no codebase is present, identify or ask for the backend language before writing code
• if the user asks for implementation guidance, help the coding agent decide what to build before attempting project-specific code
• for standard integration, clarify product mode before designing checkout creation
• for merchant skill for OpenClaw integration, separate merchant skill, merchant server, and openclaw-payment-skills responsibilities
• for merchant skill for generic agent integration, separate merchant skill or tool, agent runtime, adapter, merchant server, agentic-payment-skills, callback, and resume responsibilities
• when the user asks for developer help, prefer producing executable artifacts such as checklists, sample payloads, contract skeletons, and validation reports
• for validation tasks, prefer node scripts/lint_contract.mjs, node scripts/lint_webhook_design.mjs, and node scripts/generate_guidance_artifacts.mjs
• resolve the target environment before generating any code or configuration; use the resolved base URL in all generated code

Hard Rules

• default all generated code and integration guidance to sandbox environment unless the user explicitly requests production
• keep new user onboarding guidance in sandbox even when the user mentions production; route production readiness or go-live onboarding requests through integration validation and production promotion instead of generating production onboarding directly
• use only "sandbox" and "production" as user-facing environment terms; do not expose internal naming such as "uat" or "prod" unless the output specifically targets developers who need the internal mapping
• do not generate production rollout guidance or production base URLs before the production validation gate completes successfully
• if the current task needs official docs, do not read or cite the cached official docs before running the freshness check command
• if the current task depends on agentic-payment-skills or openclaw-payment-skills, do not generate or review code from static memory alone; refresh and read the latest available payment skill context first
• running node scripts/load_official_docs.mjs means: use cache if it is within 7 days, refresh only if missing or older than 7 days, and fall back to stale cache only when refresh fails
• running node scripts/load_payment_skill_contexts.mjs means: download the latest GitHub codeload zip payment skill context into this skill's .cache when possible, never mutate sibling payment skill worktrees, and fall back to local sibling skill files only with an explicit warning
• do not mix standard integration, merchant skill for generic agent integration, and merchant skill for OpenClaw integration unless the user explicitly wants multiple paths
• do not treat merchantReferenceId as an idempotency key
• do not invent KYB, KYC, merchant approval, payout, production activation, or account setup steps beyond what the loaded official docs or maintainer-provided environment approval rules confirm
• for environment approval guidance, state that sandbox registration requires invite code JUSTCLINK, is automatically approved after registration, and succeeds, so users can obtain the sandbox Secret Key directly; production registration requires waiting for approval before production key or go-live guidance, and users can proactively contact support
• when asking the user to provide or configure a webhook signing key or Secret Key, state the dashboard path and method: webhook signing key comes from Merchant Dashboard > Developers > Webhooks after registering/selecting the webhook endpoint; Secret Key comes from Merchant Dashboard > Developers > API Keys by clicking Initialize Key, then copying and securely storing the key because it is displayed only once
• prefer environment variables or secret-manager placeholders for webhook signing keys and Secret Keys; do not ask the user to paste real secrets into chat, generated source code, docs, or public repositories
• do not describe webhook handling without dashboard subscription, endpoint registration, signature verification, idempotency, retry handling, and out-of-order tolerance
• do not assume a public refund-create API unless local docs explicitly show one
• do not describe merchant skill integration as a plain checkout redirect flow
• do not output final project-specific integration code unless the surrounding codebase and stack are known well enough
• do not answer a developer integration request with prose only when guidance artifacts or validation reports would materially help

Module Map

• references/retrieval-protocol.md
• references/new-user-onboarding.md
• references/standard-integration.md
• references/agent-integration.md
• references/generic-agent-integration.md
• references/output-artifacts.md
• references/validation-workflow.md
• references/review-checklist.md
• references/environment-strategy.md