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manifold-api

Use when an agent needs to inspect or call the local Manifold HTTP API. Provides guidelines and scripts to filter specs before reading and handle payloads safely.

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manifold-api
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Use when an agent needs to inspect or call the local Manifold HTTP API. Provides guidelines and scripts to filter specs before reading and handle payloads safely.
# Manifold API Skill ## Purpose The Manifold API skill is designed to interact safely with the local Manifold HTTP API running at `http:/localhost:32180`. It provides helper scripts to inspect the OpenAPI spec (`/openapi.json`) safely without dumping large documents into context, and rules for avoiding destructive operations and redacting sensitive information. ## Usage Use the provided shell script to interact with the Manifold API spec or health endpoints safely: ```bash # Check if the API is running ./manifold-api/main.sh healthz # Get the OpenAPI definition for a specific path (e.g., /api/projects) ./manifold-api/main.sh spec-path "/api/projects" ``` ## Configuration - **Dependencies**: `curl`, `jq` - **Target URL**: Defaults to `http:/localhost:32180` ## File Structure - `manifold-api/SKILL.md`: This documentation template and skill rules. - `manifold-api/main.sh`: Entry point script for interacting with the API safely. ## Best Practices & Rules 1. **Filter Specs**: Never dump the full `openapi.json` into context. Use the `main.sh spec-path` script to inspect one path at a time. 2. **Redaction**: Redact `apiKey`, bearer tokens, cookies, auth headers, and `extraHeaders` values in API responses. 3. **Safety First**: Always ask before modifying `/api/config/agentd` or deleting objects like specialists, teams, sessions, workflows, datasets, experiments, or prompt versions. 4. **Data Shapes**: Use live `GET` requests to discover the structure of `GenericObject` fields before sending `POST`/`PUT`/`PATCH` requests. Do not invent request fields.
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