Jsonapi

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What it does

This skill enables AI agents to interact with RESTful APIs that strictly adhere to the JSON:API specification. It allows agents to parse standardized resource representations, handle nested relationships, and manipulate data consistently across different backend services.

When to use it

• Connecting an agent to a third-party service (e.g., GitHub, Stripe) that exposes endpoints following the JSON:API standard.
• Aggregating data from multiple microservices where each service returns resources in a uniform JSON:API format.
• Automating workflows that require reading related objects (e.g., fetching a user and their associated orders) via relationship links.

Key capabilities

• Parsing standardized JSON responses with data, included, and links fields.
• Navigating resource relationships using explicit URL links within the response body.
• Handling pagination tokens or cursors provided in the API metadata.

Example prompts

• "Fetch the latest 10 issues for repository 'prowler-cloud/prowler' using the JSON:API endpoint."
• "Retrieve the user profile and list all their associated projects from the backend API."
• "Update the status of a specific resource to 'completed' based on its ID provided in the context."

Tips & gotchas

• Ensure the target API explicitly supports the JSON:API spec; generic REST APIs may return different structures.
• Check for errors objects in responses, as JSON:API mandates a specific format for error reporting that agents must handle gracefully.