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Integrate Checkout.com via the Membrane CLI: discover connections, run actions, proxy API requests, and automate payment workflows without handling credentials
Adds Checkout.com integration using the Membrane CLI, enabling agents to discover connectors, create connections, run pre-built actions (authorization, capture, refund, dispute), and proxy raw API requests while letting Membrane handle authentication and credential refresh. It focuses on operational tasks around payments and connection management.
Use this skill when you need to interact programmatically with Checkout.com data (charges, refunds, disputes), automate payment-related workflows, or run ad-hoc API requests through Membrane's proxy in environments where you cannot or should not store API keys locally. Ideal for backend automation, integrations, and debugging payment flows.
membrane search), connect (membrane connect), list actions, and run actions or proxy requests. Examples for passing JSON input and using membrane request to forward arbitrary API calls are provided.Agents with CLI and network access that can run 'membrane' (Node/npm environments), and integration-focused assistants (Membrane-backed connectors such as Membrane CLI compatible agents).
Checkout.com integration skill using the Membrane CLI. Well-documented with clear setup steps, action discovery, and proxy usage. No bundled scripts to test. Security is strong — Membrane handles all auth server-side, no credential exposure. Useful for Checkout.com merchants already on Membrane, but niche audience.
Clean skill, no security concerns. Membrane's credential management is a positive pattern. Minor deduction for shell command examples lacking output examples, making it harder to verify correct operation.
