Clay Integration Best Practices

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The Clay Known Pitfalls skill provides specialized guidance for developers to build resilient and secure integrations with Clay. It proactively identifies a wide range of common mistakes, from performance-draining synchronous API calls and improper rate limit handling to critical security vulnerabilities like API key leakage and unverified webhooks. By leveraging this skill during code reviews or initial development, teams can ensure their Clay implementations utilize production-grade patterns such as idempotency keys, circuit breakers, and graceful degradation, ultimately leading to more stable and secure SaaS applications.

Características Principales

• Detects synchronous API calls that cause high latency
• Identifies missing rate limiting and backoff logic
• Audits code for API key leakage and PII logging
• Enforces webhook signature verification and idempotency
• Provides circuit breaker and graceful degradation patterns
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Casos de Uso

• Automating code reviews to catch common SaaS integration anti-patterns
• Guiding new developers through best practices during the onboarding process
• Auditing existing Clay integrations for performance and security vulnerabilities