Skills
This section provides ready-to-use skill snippets for developers and AI agents building applications that integrate with Eclipse APIs.
These skills are designed to help AI-assisted development tools implement specific Eclipse capabilities quickly and consistently. When used alongside the Eclipse MCP Server, they enable a more seamless, AI-driven approach to integrating with Eclipse services.
Each skill is provided as a Markdown file that can be imported into supported AI tools. You can also use these snippets directly as reference material when developing Eclipse-based applications.
Available Skills
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| Authentication | JWT login, token renewal, TOTP, PKI authentication flows |
| Customer Management | Customer onboarding, customer lookup, and tenant admin user management |
| Wallet Management | Wallet balances, transaction history, reservations, and wallet funding (top-up) |
| Card Management | Get cards, update status, set PIN, issue virtual cards, retrieve card activity |
| Payment & Withdrawal Management | ATM withdrawals, EFT withdrawals, beneficiary management, and withdrawal history |
| KYC & Compliance | KYC status checks, triggering ratification, and compliance verification results |
| Reconciliation & Reporting | Reconciliation results and summaries, and report generation |
| OpenAPI Spec | Use the Eclipse OpenAPI spec and MCP server together to discover endpoints, read schemas, and build Eclipse API clients and applications |
| Admin Portal Portlets | Build self-contained HTML portlet pages for the Eclipse Admin Portal — authentication, design system, and component patterns for list, detail, form, and dashboard portlets |
Skill Format
Each skill document follows this structure:
- Trigger — the user intent or task that activates this skill
- Required inputs — what information the AI needs before calling the API
- Steps — ordered API calls with complete request/response examples
- Expected output — what the AI should report back to the user
- Notes — edge cases, error conditions, and security considerations