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abacatepay-skills

AbacatePay/skills

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[abacatepay][cursor-rules][golang][open-source][pix][typescript]

INSTALL

$npx skills add AbacatePay/skills

Requires npx skills — the open source skill installer.

SKILL_DESCRIPTION

When to use

Use this skill in two modes:

1. Integration Mode

When the user wants to write code to integrate AbacatePay into an application (TypeScript / Go). Use the rules, examples, and best practices below.

2. Agent Mode (Direct API)

When the user wants to perform actions directly — list customers, create checkouts, check balance, query MRR, etc. Execute the API via curl in the terminal. See rules/agent.md for all endpoints and templates.

How to use

For direct API usage (agent mode), see:

  • rules/agent.md - Execute API calls directly via curl (list customers, create checkouts, check balance, etc.)

For code integration, read individual rule files:

Use development tools for enhanced integration experience:

File Index

Complete list of all files with objective summaries:

Rules > TS

  • rules/ts/checkout.md - Guide for creating one-time checkouts via AbacatePay API, with Pix, card, validation and error handling.
  • rules/ts/coupons.md - Managing discount coupons, creation, listing, toggle and validation.
  • rules/ts/customers.md - Instructions for managing customers via CRUD, with required fields, metadata and secure integration.
  • rules/ts/mrr.md - Accessing public MRR and revenue data, business metrics and visualization.
  • rules/ts/payouts.md - Automating withdrawals and payouts, creation, query and transaction status.
  • rules/ts/products.md - Instructions for managing catalog products via CRUD, with cache and integration in checkouts.
  • rules/ts/security.md - Best practices for secure integrations, data protection and fraud prevention.
  • rules/ts/subscriptions.md - Guide for recurring subscriptions, including creation, items, plans and cancellation.
  • rules/ts/transparents.md - Transparent checkout integration, payment simulation and status verification.
  • rules/ts/webhooks.md - Webhook setup and verification via dashboard, with HMAC examples and secure processing.

Rules > Go

  • rules/go/checkout.md - Go guide for creating one-time checkouts via AbacatePay API, with Pix, card, validation and error handling.
  • rules/go/coupons.md - Managing discount coupons in Go, creation, listing, toggle and validation.
  • rules/go/customers.md - Go instructions for managing customers via CRUD, with required fields, metadata and secure integration.
  • rules/go/mrr.md - Accessing public MRR and revenue data in Go, business metrics and visualization.
  • rules/go/payouts.md - Automating withdrawals and payouts in Go, creation, query and transaction status.
  • rules/go/products.md - Go instructions for managing catalog products via CRUD, with cache and integration in checkouts.
  • rules/go/security.md - Best practices for secure integrations in Go, data protection and fraud prevention.
  • rules/go/subscriptions.md - Go guide for recurring subscriptions, including creation, items, plans and cancellation.
  • rules/go/transparents.md - Transparent checkout integration in Go, payment simulation and status verification.
  • rules/go/webhooks.md - Webhook setup and verification via dashboard in Go, with HMAC examples and secure processing.

Examples > TS

Examples > Go

Tests > TS

Tests > Go

Utils

Tools

Root

  • README.md - Skill overview, installation and structure.
  • SKILL.md - Metadata and usage guide (this file).

Visual Documentation

Checkout Flow Diagram

Use Mermaid or similar tools to visualize the checkout process:

graph TD
    A[User Initiates Checkout] --> B[Create Checkout Request]
    B --> C[Abacatepay API Processes]
    C --> D[Return Checkout URL]
    D --> E[User Completes Payment]
    E --> F[Webhook Notification]
    F --> G[Application Handles Event]

Webhook Flow Diagram

graph TD
    A[Event Occurs in Abacatepay] --> B[Webhook Sent to Endpoint]
    B --> C[Verify Signature]
    C --> D{Valid?}
    D -->|Yes| E[Process Event]
    D -->|No| F[Reject Request]
    E --> G[Respond with 200]
    F --> H[Respond with 401]

Suggested tools: Mermaid (integrates with Markdown), Draw.io, or Lucidchart for creating diagrams.

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Last indexed: 6/16/2026

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