Wire Credyt billing into your application code. Adds customer creation to registration, usage event tracking, balance checks, cost tracking, and billing portal links. Run after /credyt:billing-setup and /credyt:billing-verification. Use when the user wants to add Credyt to their app, integrate billi

Credyt Integrate Prefer the official SDKs ( @credyt/api client for TypeScript, credyt api for Python) over hand rolling HTTP calls — they handle auth, retries, and field mapping for you. If neither SDK suits your stack (e.g. a language other than TypeScript or Python), HTTP direct calls are also covered below. If you arrived here without running billing setup first, stop and ask the user to run that skill before proceeding. Help the user wire Credyt into their application code. This skill works with the user's actual codebase — reading their existing code and adding Credyt integration in the right places. The full integration guide is at [docs.credyt.ai/ai integration.md](https://docs.credyt.ai/ai integration.md). Each section below links to its dedicated docs page, which includes HTTP, TypeScript, and Python examples — consult these if you need more detail on any integration area. Field naming: The Credyt API uses snake case for all fields. The TypeScript SDK maps these to camelCase automatically. The Python SDK keeps snake case . Code samples in the linked docs show all three. Understand the codebase first Before writing any code, understand what the user has: "Let me look at your project to understand your stack and where billing should plug in." Check for: Language and framework (Node/Express, Next.js, Python/FastAPI, etc.) Authentication setup (how users sign up and log in) Where the billable activities happen in their code Existing environment variable patterns Choose the integration approach Determine the right approach from context — only ask the user if you genuinely cannot tell. Auto detect (in order): 1. Known AI platform — Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and V0 all default to TypeScript. If running in one of these, use the TypeScript SDK. 2. Existing tech stack — check the codebase scanned above. package.json → TypeScript/Node.js SDK. requirements.txt or pyproject.toml → Python SDK. 3. Unclear → ask: "Are you working in TypeScript/Node.js, Python, or another language?" and lead with SDK options for the first two. Once determined, state the recommendation and give the user the option to override before writing any code: "Based on your stack, I'll use the TypeScript SDK ( @credyt/api client ). Let me know if you'd prefer Python or direct HTTP calls." SDK packages: TypeScript/Node.js → @credyt/api client ( npm install @credyt/api client ) Python → credyt api ( pip install credyt api ) Other language or preference for raw HTTP → direct API calls with the X CREDYT API KEY header The full SDK reference with examples for all three approaches is at [docs.credyt.ai/sdk](https://docs.credyt.ai/sdk). Integration areas Walk through each area. Not all will apply to every user — ask which ones they need. 1. API key setup The Credyt API key must be stored securely on the server side — never in code that runs in the browser. Add CREDYT API KEY to their environment variables alongside their other secrets, then initialise the client once and reuse it across requests. TypeScript: Python: Direct HTTP: Attach X CREDYT API KEY: <key to every request. Create a helper function or configured HTTP client instance that sets this header automatically. 2. Customer creation — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/quickstart/create a customer) When a new user signs up in their app, create a matching Credyt customer. Find their registration/signup handler and add customer creation after successful account creation. Key points: Use external id to link the Credyt customer to their app's user ID Subscribe the customer to the relevant products during creation Store the Credyt customer ID in their database alongside the user record Handle the case where the customer already exists (409/422 — look up by external id instead) SDK method: client.customers.create(...) Recurring fixed fees — pending subscriptions If the product uses a recurring fixed fee (e.g. $20/month), the customer must pay upfront before their subscription activates. In this case the API returns a pending status rather than activating immediately. Set return url , failure url , and redirect to on the subscription so Credyt knows where to send the customer after payment: return url — where to send the customer after successful payment (e.g. https://yourapp.com/account ) failure url — where to send them if payment fails (e.g. https://yourapp.com/callbacks/payment failed ) redirect to — set to "return url" so the customer lands back on your site instead of staying in the Credyt billing portal (this is the default, but set it explicitly) When the response status is pending : Check the required actions array for an action with type: "payment" and extract its redirect url Redirect the customer to that URL — Credyt will handle the payment form and route them to your return url or failure url automatically Do not activate the user's account yet — store it as pending in your database until payment is confirmed If the redirect link expires before the customer completes payment, fetch the customer by their Credyt ID to get a refreshed link Once the customer pays, Credyt fires a subscription.activated webhook. Listen for this event on your backend and use it to activate the user's account. Promotional or bundled signup credits If the user's plan includes promotional credits (e.g. "start with $10 free") or bundled credits (e.g. 1,000 free API calls on signup), there are two ways to apply them: 1. One off adjustment after customer creation — credit the customer's wallet directly post signup. Use this for simple, one time promotional amounts. See [docs.credyt.ai/advanced topics/adjustments charges gifts](https://docs.credyt.ai/advanced topics/adjustments charges gifts). 2. Entitlements — configure promotional credit as part of the product definition so it applies automatically on every new subscription. Use this for credits that are part of the standard plan offering. See [docs.credyt.ai/features/product catalog/entitlements](https://docs.credyt.ai/features/product catalog/entitlements). Ask the user whether they want to include signup credits, and if so which approach fits their use case. 3. Usage event tracking — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/quickstart/send usage) Find where the billable activities happen in their code and add event submission after each one. Each event needs: A unique ID (UUID) so the same event can't be billed twice The correct event type matching the product configuration A timestamp of when it happened ( occurred at ) Any data fields needed for pricing (volume fields, dimensions) SDK method: client.events.sendUsage(...) (TS) or client.events.send usage(...) (Python). For volume based products, the event data must include the volume field (e.g., total tokens: 1500 ). For dimensional products, include the dimension values (e.g., model: "gpt 4" ). 4. Cost tracking — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/features/profitability) If the user set up vendors in /credyt:billing setup , add cost data to usage events. Each event can include a costs array with the vendor ID, the amount it cost, and the currency. This is typically added right after the billable action completes, when the cost is known (e.g., after receiving the response from an AI API that includes token counts). "Even if you're not charging users yet, attaching costs to every event lets Credyt calculate your unit economics so you can make pricing decisions based on real data." 5. Balance checks — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/quickstart/check balance) Before expensive operations, check the customer's wallet balance. If insufficient, block the action and prompt the user to top up. SDK method: client.wallets.customerWalletOps.getCustomerWallet(customerId) to fetch the full wallet, or client.wallets.customerWalletOps.getAccount(customerId, "accountName:ASSET") to check a specific account balance. Find where billable actions are initiated (API routes, button handlers, etc.) and add a balance check before the action runs. Return a clear message if the balance is too low. Estimate the cost of the upcoming action and compare it against the available balance. 6. Billing portal / top up UI — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/quickstart/billing portal) Help users add funds through Credyt's billing portal. This is the simplest way to handle payments — Credyt hosts the page, handles Stripe, and redirects back to their app. Add a "Billing" or "Add funds" link/button in their app's settings or account page. When clicked, the backend creates a billing portal session and redirects the user to the URL. SDK method: client.billingPortal.createPortalSession(...) Key points: Portal sessions expire after 10 minutes Set return url for where to send users after they're done Set failure url for payment failures 7. Balance display — [docs](https://docs.credyt.ai/quickstart/check balance) Show the user's current balance in the app UI. Fetch from the wallet endpoint and display the available amount. SDK method: client.wallets.customerWalletOps.getCustomerWallet(customerId) . Decide where this fits in their app — sidebar, header, account page — and add it there. Implementation approach Don't dump all the code at once. Work through each area one at a time: 1. Start with API key setup and customer creation — these are foundational 2. Then add usage event tracking — this is the core billing integration 3. Add balance checks to gate expensive operations 4. Add billing portal and balance display for the user facing pieces 5. Add cost tracking last if applicable After each piece, suggest they test it: "Try creating a new account in your app and check the Credyt dashboard — you should see a new customer appear. Then we'll move on to usage tracking." Reference For detailed code examples, error handling patterns, and advanced topics (hybrid billing, refunds, auto top up), point the user to: SDK reference (TypeScript & Python): [docs.credyt.ai/sdk](https://docs.credyt.ai/sdk) Full integration guide : [docs.credyt.ai/ai integration.md](https://docs.credyt.ai/ai integration.md) API reference : [docs.credyt.ai](https://docs.credyt.ai) Examples : [github.com/credyt/learn](https://github.com/credyt/learn)

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