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Donutwork Codex Skill

Ship integrations faster with the official Donutwork Codex skill package, including endpoint maps, entity models, and production-ready integration playbooks.

Donutwork Codex Skill

The official donutwork Codex skill is a ready-to-use integration accelerator for partner and product teams. It turns API docs into implementation-ready guidance with scope mapping, entity payload models, and go-live checklists.


Why Teams Adopt It

  • Reduce API onboarding time from days to hours.
  • Build safer integrations with least-privilege scope guidance.
  • Standardize payload contracts across engineering teams.
  • Improve go-live confidence with repeatable validation checklists.

What Is Included

  • SKILL.md: operating workflow and response contract.
  • references/api-endpoint-map.json: method/path/scope inventory.
  • references/entity-models.json: field-level entity model catalog.
  • references/openapi.public.json: OpenAPI snapshot for tooling.
  • references/integration-playbook.md: implementation and launch blueprint.

Snapshot v1.2.0 includes Copilot, external audit, and external charge imports. Request models keep required fields separate by operation; do not send a response model as a write payload. Reserved management APIs are excluded. Follow the online guide linked from the endpoint map for prerequisites and retry semantics.

The personal installation location documented by Codex is ~/.agents/skills. For a project-only installation, extract into .agents/skills from the project root.

Download


Installation

sha256sum -c donutwork-skill-latest.sha256

After checksum verification, install the package:

mkdir -p "$HOME/.agents/skills"
tar -xzf donutwork-skill-latest.tar.gz -C "$HOME/.agents/skills"

The extracted folder name is donutwork, so you can invoke it directly with $donutwork.


Quickstart Prompts

  1. Use $donutwork to design an integration plan for syncing customers and subscriptions.
  2. Use $donutwork to map required scopes for customer, charge, and webhook endpoints.
  3. Use $donutwork to generate request payload models and a production go-live checklist.

Next Steps

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