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| If you are building a service and your users could benefit from integrating with Apify or vice versa, we would love to hear from you! Contact us at [integrations@apify.com](mailto:integrations@apify.com) to discuss potential collaboration. We are always looking for ways to make the Apify platform more useful and powerful for users. | ||
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| If your team uses an AI coding agent such as Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or OpenCode, install the [apify-integration-development](https://github.com/apify/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/apify-integration-development) skill. It guides your agent through designing and building an official Apify integration for your product, with reference files for every integration shape Apify supports. See [Build with the integration skill](#build-with-the-integration-skill) below. |
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Note: the agent list does not match what the skill repo supports — its README documents Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex and Gemini CLI via a /plugin install flow, and mentions neither GitHub Copilot nor OpenCode. A reader on one of those two follows the link and finds no install path.
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| If you're building a service or platform and want your users to be able to connect it with Apify, [create a new integration](/integrations/integrate). The page walks through both routes - building an integration-ready Actor that other Apify users can plug into their workflows, or connecting your service to Apify externally via the API. | ||
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| If your team uses an AI coding agent, the [apify-integration-development](https://github.com/apify/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/apify-integration-development) skill guides it through building an official Apify integration for your product. See [Integrate with Apify](/integrations/integrate) for details. |
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Suggestion: the paragraph directly above already links /integrations/integrate, so the closing "See Integrate with Apify for details" is a second link to the same page one line later — dropping it keeps the pointer to the skill as the only new thing here.
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| If you're building a service or platform and want your users to be able to connect it with Apify, [create a new integration](/integrations/integrate). The page walks through both routes - building an integration-ready Actor that other Apify users can plug into their workflows, or connecting your service to Apify externally via the API. | ||
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| If your team uses an AI coding agent, the [apify-integration-development](https://github.com/apify/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/apify-integration-development) skill guides it through building an official Apify integration for your product. See [Integrate with Apify](/integrations/integrate) for details. |
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Note: Should we instead link to the " how to install the skill page? https://github.com/apify/agent-skills/tree/main#installation
Could be more helpful than actual skill, WDYT?
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Since the skill is available here: https://skills.sh/apify/agent-skills
Can we just link to agent skills docs and add the skill there? https://docs.apify.com/get-started/agent-onboarding#agent-skills
The agent skills docs also include the installation instructions. This current PR only links to a raw md file. There's no real "installation" instructions.
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Document the new integration development skill