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api-integration-specialist
Integrate third-party APIs reliably: auth, pagination, retries, webhooks, rate limits, and contract testing. Use when connecting to external REST/GraphQL APIs or building resilient API clients.
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# API Integration Specialist
## Overview
Integrating a third-party API looks easy in the docs and gets hard in production: auth token
expiry, rate limits, flaky endpoints, silently changing schemas, and webhooks that arrive twice —
or never. This skill is the discipline of **treating external APIs as hostile dependencies**:
wrap them in a client layer with retries, timeouts, and observability; verify webhooks; version
your assumptions; and degrade gracefully when the provider has a bad day.
The through-line: their uptime is not your uptime. Design for their failure.
## When to use
