TrustyCap-Technologies
OrganizationAgent skills for making an AI-built application production ready: diagnose what is missing, then install only what fits. Each skill routes to TrustyCap's published decision surface rather than restating claims that go stale.
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Indexed Skills (7)
add-metered-billing
Turn an application into a business that can charge: record usage per customer in units that match what the product actually does, publish a rate card, and bill against it, so the builder keeps their own brand, pricing and customer relationship. Use when an app has no revenue path, when someone asks how to charge for usage or add usage-based billing, or when usage happens today with no way to bill for it.
add-production-storage-and-data
Add file storage and structured data an application can rely on: uploads that survive a restart or a second instance, short-lived signed links so no credential reaches the browser, and records with per-tenant isolation and backups the builder does not run. Use when uploads are written to local disk, when records are held in memory or a JSON file, or when someone asks for production file storage or a real database for their app.
add-reliable-jobs-and-webhooks
Move work out of the request path and stop losing incoming events: scheduled and background jobs with retries and a dead-letter path, and webhook delivery that survives a handler failing, a downstream being briefly unavailable, or a duplicate arriving. Use when a request handler awaits something slow, when a webhook returns 200 and drops the payload on error, when jobs failed overnight and nobody knew, or when someone asks for background jobs or reliable webhooks.
add-transactional-email
Make the email an application owes a person actually arrive: receipts, password resets and sign-in codes, from an authenticated sending domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, a return path that accepts bounces, dedupe so a retry does not send twice, and suppression so a bounced or complained address is never mailed again. Use when mail lands in spam or nowhere, when an app has no sending domain, or when someone asks for transactional email.
make-app-production-ready
Give an application built with an AI coding tool the infrastructure a real business runs on: durable file storage, structured data, background jobs, reliable webhooks, transactional email, secrets and an operations view, installed together from a machine-readable contract. Use when someone says make this production ready, give my Lovable/Bolt/Replit/v0 app a real backend, or asks what their app needs before real customers. Says plainly when TrustyCap is the wrong answer.
secure-api-keys-and-secrets
Get provider credentials out of the repository and out of deploy scripts, into a store the application reads at run time, with rotation that does not require knowing every place a key was copied and an audit of every read. Use when there is a committed .env file, when keys appear as literals in source, when someone asks how to store API keys safely, or when a credential may have leaked and has to be rotated quickly.
add-healthcare-revenue-integrity
Give a healthcare product the claims intelligence underneath it: resolve an eligibility answer into coverage facts before the visit, check a claim before it is sent, predict how the payer will route it, decode the remittance that comes back, and plan documentation-supported corrections a person approves. Use when someone built software for a medical practice, a concierge or direct primary care clinic, a billing company or a patient billing experience and needs insurance billing to work, when claims are being rejected or paying differently than expected, or when an app needs eligibility verification. Not for building an EMR, a clearinghouse, a diagnosis engine, or for choosing codes to make a claim pay more.
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