Linq

linq-best-practices

The canonical checklist for a healthy Linq integration — opt-out compliance, line selection and load balancing, onboarding, contact cards, blocked handles, health gating, engagement, and volume. Use when auditing or reviewing code that sends through Linq, or when another skill ne

linq-build

Build an application on an existing Linq account — authenticate, send messages from code with @linqapp/sdk, receive webhooks with signature verification, and handle opt-outs and rate limits. Use when the user already has a Linq account or API key.

linq-quickstart

Set up a brand-new Linq account from scratch — install the CLI, sign up, provision a Linq Number, add a first contact, and send a first iMessage with effects, reactions, and live webhooks. Use when the user has no Linq account yet, or says they want to try Linq for the first time

linq-reputation

Diagnose why a Linq line's reputation is AT_RISK, CRITICAL, or flagged, and find the code responsible. Runs a reputation audit through the Linq MCP server, maps each driver to the integration checks it implicates, and proposes fixes. Use when someone asks to audit or fix line rep