adk-integrations

ADK Integration Management

Use this skill when helping users discover, add, configure, and use Botpress integrations in their ADK projects.

When to Use This Skill

Activate this skill when users:

• Ask about integrations ("How do I add Slack?", "What integrations are available?")
• Want to connect an external service (Slack, WhatsApp, Linear, etc.)
• Mention adk add, adk search, adk info, or adk list
• Ask about agent.config.ts dependencies or the dependencies.integrations block
• Need help configuring an integration (OAuth, API keys, Dev Console)
• Ask about calling integration actions in code (actions.slack.*, etc.)
• Mention specific platforms or services they want their agent to interact with
• Get errors related to integration registration or configuration

Available Documentation

File	Description
references/discovery.md	Finding integrations: adk search, adk list, adk info with all flags
references/lifecycle.md	End-to-end walkthrough: discover, add, configure, use in code
references/configuration.md	Configuration types: no-config, optional, OAuth, API key, sandbox
references/common-integrations.md	Quick reference for chat, webchat, browser, slack, whatsapp, linear, webhook

How to Answer

1. Start with CLI commands — Use adk search, adk info, adk list to get live data before suggesting anything. Run these via the Bash tool.
2. Confirm before running adk add — Always ask the user before adding an integration to their project.
3. Always specify version — Use adk add <name>@<version> rather than just adk add <name>.
4. Explain configuration requirements — After adding, tell the user what configuration is needed (OAuth link, API key, etc.) based on adk info --format json output.
5. Point to Dev Console — OAuth flows and credential entry happen in the Botpress Dev Console, not in code.

CLI Quick Reference

Command	Description	Key Flags
adk search <query>	Search integrations by keyword	--format json, --limit <number> (default: 20)
adk list --available	Browse all Hub integrations	--format json, --limit <number> (default: 50)
adk list	Show installed integrations	--format json, --limit <number> (default: 50)
adk info <name>	Full integration details	--actions, --channels, --events, --full, --format json
adk add <name>@<version>	Add integration to project	--alias <name>

Use --format json for CLI inspection.

Critical Patterns

Always Use the CLI

# CORRECT - Use adk add
adk add slack@3.0.0

# WRONG - Never manually edit agent.config.ts dependencies
# Don't hand-write entries in the dependencies.integrations block

Version Pinning

# CORRECT - Pin to specific version
adk add browser@0.8.6

# RISKY - Resolves to latest, may change unexpectedly
adk add browser

Accessing Integration Actions

// CORRECT - Import from @botpress/runtime, use alias from agent.config.ts
import { actions } from '@botpress/runtime'
await actions.slack.sendMessage({ channel: '#general', text: 'Hello' })

// The alias in agent.config.ts determines the accessor name
// { browser: { version: 'browser@0.8.6', enabled: true } }
await actions.browser.webSearch({ query: 'search term' })

Inspecting Config Requirements

# Use --format json to check what configuration an integration needs
adk info slack --format json

# Look at configuration.schema for required fields
# Look at configuration.identifier for OAuth
# Look at configurations for alternative config modes

Examples of Questions This Skill Answers

Beginner

• "What integrations are available?"
• "How do I add Slack to my agent?"
• "What is the browser integration?"

Intermediate

• "How do I configure WhatsApp in sandbox mode?"
• "What actions does the webchat integration provide?"
• "How do I call a Linear action from my workflow?"
• "What's the difference between chat and webchat?"

Advanced

• "How do I use a private workspace integration?"
• "What does registration_pending status mean?"
• "How do I alias an integration for cleaner code?"
• "How do I inspect an integration's config schema programmatically?"