stripe-helper
Skill40 starsChanged 13 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Handle Shaw's Stripe operations — creating and sending invoices, generating payment links, and pulling reporting data (balance, recent payments, customer history). Use this skill whenever Shaw mentions Stripe, invoicing a client, billing someone, sending a payment link, checking what someone has paid, or any reference to charges, refunds, or revenue activity. Triggers include "send X an invoice", "bill X for Y", "create a Stripe invoice", "make a payment link", "how much did X pay", "what's my Stripe balance", "did X's invoice go through", "void this invoice", "refund X", "check my Stripe", or any casual phrasing like "throw an invoice on the books for X". Even when Shaw doesn't say "Stripe" explicitly — anything about billing a client, generating a paid link, or looking up payment history — this skill should fire.
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