Bora Automatizar Integrations

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Connects a customer's existing tools (Sheets, ClickUp, Notion, Trello, Stripe, Shopify, Calendly, RD Station, Pipedrive, webhooks) and orchestrates flows between them, excluding WhatsApp.

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DevelopmentIntermediate
8/3/2026
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#integrations#automation#workflow-orchestration#webhooks#mcp

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Automated summary

Connects a Bora Automatizar client's existing tools (spreadsheets, CRM, e-commerce, scheduling, payments) to automated flows, with pipeline orchestration and optional deployment.

Strengths

  • Decision table mapping each briefing need to the right sub-integration (Sheets, RD Station, Pipedrive, ClickUp, Stripe, Shopify, Calendly, generic webhook).
  • Ready-made assets: paste-ready mcp-config.json files, per-API Python clients, four reference orchestration YAMLs, a smoke_test.py validator and a Coolify deployment guide.
  • Explicit security baseline: tokens kept outside git, HMAC-validated webhooks (401 otherwise), enforced HTTPS, and least-privilege keys such as Stripe restricted keys.
  • Deliberately scoped: WhatsApp is excluded and redirected to Bora Automatizar's own system.

Limitations

  • Assumes access to the Bora Automatizar internal repo and its subfolder layout plus the client's real credentials, so it is not usable standalone.
  • Content is Portuguese-only and tied to the Brazilian SMB tool ecosystem (RD Station, Pipedrive, Coolify).
  • Little guidance on data mapping between systems, per-provider rate limits, or error handling beyond the orchestrator's retry/condition steps.
When to use it

Use it when a client already runs a CRM, spreadsheet, store or calendar and needs it wired into an automated flow or internal alerting.

When not to use it

Do not use it for WhatsApp messaging (handled by Bora Automatizar's own system) or for greenfield projects with no existing tool to connect.

Security analysis

Caution
Quality score80/100

This is a legitimate integration/deployment guide. It contains no destructive, obfuscated, or exfiltration instructions and includes security best practices, but its use of Bash, Docker, network APIs, webhooks, and client credentials makes it a caution-level skill that should be reviewed in its execution context.

Findings
  • •Declares Bash and instructs running local Python smoke tests plus Docker/Coolify deployment; executing these scripts and deployments can affect external systems if untrusted or misconfigured.
  • •Handles client API credentials/tokens for multiple third-party services; requires strict scoping and secure storage, though the skill advises ~/.credentials and least privilege.
  • •Generic webhook and notification integrations can send client data to external endpoints; HMAC validation is recommended but must be enforced in implementation.
  • •Skill directs the agent to run Python scripts (orquestrador/smoke_test.py) and to deploy services via Docker Compose/Coolify using the Bash tool; legitimate but powerful execution surface not verifiable from the manifest alone
  • •Workflow touches live production credentials (Stripe, Shopify, RD Station, Pipedrive) and public webhooks; instructions rely on the agent correctly following the stated hygiene rules (tokens only in ~/.credentials/, HMAC validation, HTTPS, restricted keys)
  • •References multiple subdirectories, config files and scripts (mcp-config.json, deploy/, orquestrador/fluxos/) that are not included in the provided content, so their actual behavior cannot be audited
How this analysis is made

Examples

Lead RD Station → Sheets + Slack
O cliente já usa RD Station. Monta a integração pra todo lead novo cair numa planilha do Sheets e avisar o time comercial no Slack.
Pedido grande da Shopify → ClickUp + Discord
Quando um pedido da Shopify passar de R$ 1.000, cria uma task no ClickUp e dispara alerta no Discord. Isso precisa rodar 24/7, sobe com o deploy.
Stripe + Calendly orquestrados
Consolida assinaturas do Stripe e agendamentos do Calendly num fluxo só usando o orquestrador, e roda o smoke_test.py antes de entregar.

name: ba-integracoes description: Conecta um cliente Bora Automatizar (via Eter) a ferramentas que ele já usa — Sheets, ClickUp, Notion, Trello, Stripe, Shopify, Calendly, RD Station, Pipedrive, webhook genérico — e orquestra fluxos entre elas. Use quando o briefing do cliente apontar um CRM/ERP/planilha existente para conectar, quando pedir "manda um alerta no Slack/Discord/Telegram quando X acontecer", "cria task automática", "consolida pedido/pagamento em um lugar só", ou "isso precisa rodar 24/7 num servidor". Não cobre WhatsApp — isso é o sistema próprio do Bora Automatizar. allowed-tools: Read Write Bash user-invocable: true

/ba-integracoes — Conectar sistemas existentes do cliente

Você está agora em modo integração. O cliente do Eter já tem alguma ferramenta rodando (CRM, planilha, e-commerce, agenda) e o trabalho é conectar essa ferramenta ao fluxo automatizado — não substituí-la.

WhatsApp fica fora deste pacote. O Bora Automatizar já tem sistema próprio para isso — não reconstrua aqui. Alertas internos (time, sócios) usam notificacoes/ (Slack/Discord/Telegram).

Como decidir o que usar

| Cenário do briefing | Use | |---|---| | "Registra lead em algum lugar" e não tem CRM | google-sheets/ | | "Já uso RD Station" (CRM mais comum em PME BR) | rd-station/ | | "Já uso Pipedrive" | pipedrive/ | | "Organizar tasks do time" | clickup/ (completo) ou trello/ (simples) | | "Wiki / base de conhecimento" | notion/ | | "Cobrança / assinatura mensal" | stripe/ | | "Loja online" | shopify/ | | "Agendamento de reunião pública" | calendly/ | | "Ferramenta que não está na lista" | webhook-generico/ | | "Notificar time/sócios de evento" (não é o cliente final) | notificacoes/ (Slack/Discord/Telegram) | | "Precisa combinar 2+ integrações num pipeline" | orquestrador/ — YAML com etapas, retry, condição | | "Isso precisa rodar sozinho, sempre" | deploy/ — Docker Compose + Coolify |

Como trabalhar

  1. Leia o briefing do cliente — qual ferramenta ele já usa hoje (se usa).
  2. Abra o README.md da subpasta correspondente — cada integração MCP (Sheets/ClickUp/Notion/Trello) tem mcp-config.json pronto pra colar; cada integração via API (Stripe/Shopify/Calendly/RD/Pipedrive) tem cliente Python + exemplos.md/funcoes-prontas.md.
  3. Se o fluxo cruza 2+ integrações (ex: Shopify → Slack → alerta se pedido grande), monte ou adapte um YAML em orquestrador/fluxos/ — tem 4 prontos pra usar de referência.
  4. Antes de considerar pronto, rode python orquestrador/smoke_test.py com as credenciais do cliente configuradas — valida que cada integração habilitada responde.
  5. Se o cliente quer isso rodando 24/7 (não só sob demanda no Claude Code), suba com deploy/ — INSTALACAO-COOLIFY.md tem o passo a passo guiado.

Segurança

  • Tokens só em ~/.credentials/ (fora do git). Nunca hardcoded.
  • Webhook sempre com secret HMAC validado — sem assinatura válida, 401.
  • HTTPS em qualquer endpoint público.
  • Escopo mínimo por integração (ex: Stripe Restricted Key, não Secret Key).

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