Hidetaka Okamoto
Community@hideokamoto · hyogo
Alexa Champion / AWS Samurai 2017
Agent Skills by Hidetaka Okamoto
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
hideokamotowp-api-client
Fetch WordPress REST API content in TypeScript with query-driven response types.
hideokamotostripe-test-data-lifecycle
Automate Stripe test data setup, verification, and cleanup workflows.
hideokamotostripe-fixtures
Generate and validate Stripe fixture JSON sequences for multi-step testing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hidetaka Okamoto
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with hideokamoto's skills?▼
You can automate Stripe test data setup, verification, and cleanup, generate and validate Stripe fixture JSON sequences for multi-step testing, and fetch WordPress content (posts, pages, terms, media, users, custom post types, taxonomies) through a type-safe TypeScript REST API client.
Who should use these skills?▼
TypeScript and Node.js developers building payment integrations with Stripe or reading content from the WordPress REST API (wp-json/wp/v2). They suit engineers writing or reviewing code that consumes WordPress data or requires repeatable Stripe test fixtures.
How does the WordPress API client skill work in practice?▼
It guides usage of the node-wp-api-client npm package, a GET-only WordPress REST API client for TypeScript/Node.js. Response types follow your query parameters such as _fields, _embed, and context, giving type-safe results when reading posts, pages, media, users, or taxonomies.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
The WordPress skill requires a TypeScript/Node.js environment, the node-wp-api-client npm package, and access to a WordPress site exposing wp-json/wp/v2. The Stripe skills require a Stripe account with test-mode access for fixture generation and data lifecycle operations.
Are these skills tied to paid services?▼
The skills themselves are open registry entries. The Stripe skills operate against Stripe's test mode, which is free to use, while the WordPress skill relies on the open-source node-wp-api-client npm package and any self-hosted or public WordPress REST API endpoint.