Integrate

Agents & LLMs

Machine-readable docs and a drop-in skill for coding agents.

An AI coding assistant can implement the integration from a single instruction file. This page lists the machine-readable resources it should be given.

Procedure

Create an application in console.usewind.app and record the client_id and client_secret. In sandbox you connect as one of your test accounts (console → Sandbox); one is made for you.
In your coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, and similar), provide the prompt below.
Set WIND_CLIENT_ID, WIND_CLIENT_SECRET, and WIND_REDIRECT_URI in the server environment, then test the flow.

The assistant reads the wind-connect skill and produces the same integration described in the REST API integration guide.

Machine-readable docs

File	What it is
`/llms.txt`	Index — one line per page, with links. Follows the llms.txt convention.
`/llms-full.txt`	Every doc page concatenated into one file — paste the whole thing into a model’s context.
`/openapi.yaml`	The API contract, source of truth.

The wind-connect skill

/skills/wind-connect/SKILL.md is a self-contained, copy-pasteable guide that walks an agent through the entire integration: the button, the two backend routes (/wind/start + /wind/callback), PKCE, the token exchange, making billed calls with refresh-and-retry, the error table, and the gotchas that actually break things (refresh-token rotation, redirect_uri exact match, idempotency keys).

Drop it into a Claude Code / Cursor project, or just: curl https://docs.usewind.app/skills/wind-connect/SKILL.md

Prompt starter

Add “Connect with Wind” to this app so users pay for AI from their own Wind balance. Follow https://docs.usewind.app/skills/wind-connect/SKILL.md . My stack is <...>; my app already has user auth via <...>.