paid-tw/skills

Taiwanese third-party payment Skills for AI Agents - NewebPay, ECPay, and PAYUNi

This repository also configures its own agents. See what skills tells them →

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ecpay

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paid-tw/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 37 tokens together

A plugin package containing integration guidance for ECPay, a Taiwanese payment and electronic-invoice service. Its package information identifies support for Taiwan-related payments, invoices, and ECPay resources.

not rated 282 +1 7mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

kryptogo-pay

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paid-tw/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 5 skills, 1 hook · 254 tokens together

A plugin package for connecting applications to KryptoGO Payment, a stablecoin payment service, including payment collection and transaction operations.

not rated 282 +1 7mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

newebpay

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paid-tw/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 4 skills · 173 tokens together

A plugin for connecting software to NewebPay, a Taiwanese payment service. It covers payment processing, transaction checks, and refunds.

not rated 282 +1 7mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

payment-help

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paid-tw/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 47 tokens together

A guide for comparing Taiwan payment gateways, including NewebPay, ECPay, and PAYUNi. A payment gateway is a service that connects an online store to payment methods and reports the results.

not rated 282 +1 7mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

payuni

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paid-tw/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 4 skills · 162 tokens together

A plugin bundle for integrating PAYUNi, a Taiwan payment gateway, into coding projects. It covers payment setup, transaction queries, and webhook notifications.

not rated 282 +1 7mo ago A tokens not measured copy · 86% MIT

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