snaplii-autopilot

Snaplii Autopilot — buy + redeem + order, end to end

This skill completes the full Agent-to-Merchant flow: buy a Snaplii gift card (prepaid, capped, cashback) → get its redemption code → open the merchant/delivery site in the browser → add the gift card → place the order. The snaplii-cli skill in this plugin (file ../snaplii-cli/SKILL.md) holds the full gift-card rules; this file carries enough of them to run the flow on its own and adds the browser part.

Auth

Every Snaplii operation, including browsing and quotes, needs has_valid_token=true from snaplii_config_show. Check it before step 1 and again after any login. When it is false, call snaplii_connect and act on its result and message: authenticated (the plugin's Snaplii API key option logged in, or the user entered the key on the secure Snaplii page Claude Code opened; if the option's key was rejected, the user fixes or clears it with /plugin configure and restarts Claude Code), pending (the page is open; once the user has submitted, call snaplii_connect again within 2 minutes), card_requested (a secure card appears in the chat; wait for the user to type the key there), or use_terminal_or_chat_key and the other fallbacks (the message names what is left: normally the exact snaplii init command for the user's own terminal window, or pasting the key in chat for snaplii_init when the user chooses it or the message says a terminal login cannot reach this server). Never run init through the Bash tool or pass the key yourself. On auth_required, reauth_required or HTTP 401, return here; a plain 403 is a scope error, not a login trigger. The snaplii-cli skill's Auth section has the full branches.

Requirements

1. Snaplii tools: the snaplii_* MCP tools this plugin registers. If the Snaplii MCP server is disabled or its tools are not loaded, use the snaplii CLI at ~/.snaplii-env/bin/snaplii (Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.snaplii-env\Scripts\snaplii.exe); the snaplii-cli skill's Tool reference maps each tool to its command and flags, and snaplii <command> --help shows them too. The snaplii-cli skill covers installing it. The user runs snaplii init in their own terminal window; never run it through the Bash tool.
2. A browser: in Claude Code, Claude in Chrome: the Claude browser extension in the user's own Chrome or Edge, connected with claude --chrome or /chrome. It opens tabs in the user's browser and shares its login state. A browser MCP server such as Chrome DevTools MCP or Playwright MCP also works.