Trembita HTTP Client

What it does

Trembita HTTP Client skill provides concrete agent-ready patterns and reference code for building robust TypeScript HTTP integrations. It teaches agents how to initialize and use a trembita client, handle parsed JSON responses, inspect HTTP metadata when necessary, and apply resilience patterns like retries and circuit breakers. The skill emphasizes Result-based error handling rather than exceptions, making control flow explicit and testable.

When to use it

Use this skill when an agent must generate or review TypeScript code that calls third-party REST APIs, especially where predictable error handling, retry logic, and testability matter. Ideal for building integrations that must handle partial failures (404s, 202s), implement retry/backoff strategies, or require explicit acceptable status codes.

What's included

• Scripts: none detected, but the repo includes QUICK_START, EXAMPLES, and ARCHITECTURE docs referenced in the SKILL.md.
• References: README.md, QUICK_START.md, LEARNING_GUIDE.md, EXAMPLES.md, ARCHITECTURE.md (canonical guides listed in the SKILL.md).
• Instructions: how to initialize createTrembita(), how to call client.request() vs client.client(), error narrowing via result.error.kind, and recommended guardrails (inject fetchImpl, prefer expectedCodes).

Compatible agents

Best used by code-capable agents that can author TypeScript and follow repository patterns (e.g. Copilot-style code assistants, Codex/Code models, or Claude/large LLMs with code abilities).