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catalyst-sdk

Skill

Catalyst SDKs — initialization patterns, service access, and method reference for Node.js, Web (browser), Python, Java, Android, iOS, and Flutter. Trigger on 'SDK', 'zcatalyst-sdk-node', 'Node.js SDK', 'Web SDK', 'Python SDK', 'Java SDK', 'Android SDK', 'iOS SDK', 'Flutter SDK', or 'initialize SDK'.

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Install

git clone https://github.com/catalystbyzoho/claude-plugin.git ~/.claude/skills/catalyst-sdk

What is catalyst-sdk?

Catalyst SDKs — initialization patterns, service access, and method reference for Node.js, Web (browser), Python, Java, Android, iOS, and Flutter. Trigger on 'SDK', 'zcatalyst-sdk-node', 'Node.js SDK', 'Web SDK', 'Python SDK', 'Java SDK', 'Android SDK', 'iOS SDK', 'Flutter SDK', or 'initialize SDK'.

What this can do

Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.

Inherit all session tools

Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool

~75 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything

Documentation

README · ~1 min read

How It Works

  1. Identify the platform — Node.js, Web (browser), Python, Java, Android, iOS, or Flutter.
  2. Load the matching reference file — Each platform has its own SDK reference with initialization pattern and service methods.
  3. Initialization first — Always show the SDK init call before any service-specific code.
  4. Platform quirks — Web SDK uses browser auth (no service account); Node.js SDK uses server-side init; Mobile SDKs require the Catalyst project ID in the config.

Triggers

Use this skill for: "SDK", zcatalyst-sdk-node, zcatalyst-sdk, "Node.js SDK", "Web SDK", "Python SDK", "Java SDK", "Android SDK", "iOS SDK", "Flutter SDK", sdk-web, sdk-mobile, catalyst.initialize, catalystApp, "initialize SDK", or any platform-specific SDK question.

References

ReferenceLoad when the query is about…

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