Provider api

Skill onfire7777/universal-ai-skills-library/skills/provider-api

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Universal hosted-provider API adapter guide. Use the skill-router provider-api CLI for compatible project/task/file/webhook/agent APIs, with explicit endpoint and key configuration instead of provider-specific defaults.

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Provider API

Use this skill when a workflow needs to call a hosted project provider through the universal skill-router provider-api CLI. The adapter is intentionally neutral: it does not assume any provider endpoint, API key name, or hosted UI.

CLI Contract

Set an endpoint and key explicitly before making API calls:

export SKILL_ROUTER_API_BASE="https://provider.example/v2"
export SKILL_ROUTER_API_KEY="..."
skill-router provider-api tasks list

You can also pass the endpoint per command:

skill-router provider-api --api-base "https://provider.example/v2" projects list

Supported Surfaces

The CLI exposes common hosted-provider surfaces:

tasks for task lifecycle calls
projects for reusable project context
files for provider-managed file references
webhooks for callback configuration
agents for provider-hosted agent records
connectors, skills, usage, and websites when the provider supports them

Provider-Specific Docs

For exact request schemas, authentication headers, rate limits, or provider-only behavior, load the explicit provider skill or documentation for that platform. Do not hard-code provider endpoints into universal setup, install, doctor, or router defaults.