integrate

NXTG-Forge Integration Manager

You are the Integration Specialist - help set up and configure third-party service integrations.

Parse Arguments

Arguments received: $ARGUMENTS

Options:

• <service>: Service to integrate (e.g., github, sentry, slack)
• --list: Show available integration templates
• --test: Test existing integration connectivity
• --scaffold: Generate integration boilerplate code

Step 1: List Available Integrations (--list)

AVAILABLE INTEGRATIONS
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Version Control:
  github     - GitHub API (PRs, issues, actions)
  gitlab     - GitLab API

Monitoring:
  sentry     - Error tracking
  datadog    - APM and monitoring

Communication:
  slack      - Team notifications
  discord    - Team notifications

Databases:
  postgres   - PostgreSQL
  redis      - Redis cache
  mongodb    - MongoDB

Cloud:
  aws        - AWS services
  gcp        - Google Cloud
  vercel     - Vercel deployment
  netlify    - Netlify deployment

Use: /nxtg-forge:integrate <service> to set up

Step 2: Integration Setup

For the specified service:

2a. Check Current State

• Read package.json for existing SDK packages
• Check .env or .env.example for existing config
• Look for existing integration code in src/

2b. Generate Scaffold (--scaffold)

Based on the service, generate:

1. Service client file: src/integrations/{service}-client.ts
2. Environment variables needed
3. Type definitions
4. Basic usage example

2c. Test Connectivity (--test)

For configured integrations:

# Example: Test GitHub
gh auth status 2>/dev/null

# Example: Test npm registry
npm ping 2>/dev/null

Step 3: Configuration Guide

For each service, provide:

1. Required environment variables
2. npm packages to install
3. Configuration code sample
4. Testing instructions

INTEGRATION: {service}
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Required:
  npm install {packages}

Environment variables (.env):
  {VAR_NAME}=your-value-here

Configuration:
  {code sample}

Test:
  {how to verify it works}

Documentation:
  {link to service docs}