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Build NinjaPear integrations with Claude/Codex/OpenCode (Skill+AI Docs)
Introducing NinjaPear AI Skill + AI Agent Docs
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Build NinjaPear integrations with Claude/Codex/OpenCode (Skill+AI Docs)

Most of the support requests I receive via email are API integration problems that arise due to users' use of (mostly) Claude. This is why I'm happy to share that I have added NinjaPear API documentation for LLM agents and a NinjaPear skill for AI agents.

If you are using Claude Code (and not hating on Anthropic because of the recent nerf to their model), add the NinjaPear skill to Claude:

Bash

$ npx skills add NinjaPear/ninjapear-skill -a claude-code

And if you've started exploring Codex like I have:

Bash

npx skills add NinjaPear/ninjapear-skill -a codex

It's pretty cool. Once you have that added, the skill will give your coding agent knowledge on how to best work with NinjaPear correctly, including SDK integration, error/pagination/rate limit/timeout handling, as well as cost management!

In case you do not know yet, I'm an AI maximalist. And a lot of NinjaPear is driven by AI—much more than you think. When NinjaPear hits $1M ARR, and I'm sure it will in a few months' time, I'll show you what goes on behind the scenes of NinjaPear.


Ok, in a nutshell:

  1. For integrators: Use the NinjaPear skill if you are integrating NinjaPear into your applications.
  2. For users: Use the NinjaPear MCP if you want to work with NinjaPear's data inside your AI agent without writing code.
  3. For non-AI maximalists: Use NinjaPear docs for AI agents, which you can link to or drag and drop into your AI agent chat.

Questions? Shoot me an email at [email protected]!

Steven Goh | CEO
World's laziest CEO. CEO of NinjaPear. Ex-Founder of Proxycurl (10+M), Steven founded 5 other startups: Gom VPN, Kloudsec, SilvrBullet, NuMoney, and SharedHere.

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