esimpal-api-agent

# eSIMPal API - agent integration skill

Use this skill when implementing or testing an agent that uses the eSIMPal API to buy eSIMs for end-users (list plans, create orders, process payments, activate, and deliver).

## Safety and approval rules

- This skill is for integration guidance and controlled runtime calls. It must **not** initiate purchases autonomously.
- Before any billable action, require explicit user confirmation with a short summary: plan, quantity, currency, total, and target user.
- Treat `POST /v1/orders` and `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/pay` as high-risk operations and never run them silently.
- Treat `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/packages/{packageId}/activate/new` and `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/packages/{packageId}/activate/existing` as approval-gated operations (activation can be irreversible and may consume inventory).
- Use a sandbox or restricted developer API key for testing whenever possible; avoid production keys for unattended flows.
- Never print, store, or persist API keys in logs, chat transcripts, files, or memory stores.
- Use least privilege scopes only (`orders:read`, `orders:write`) and rotate keys if exposure is suspected.

## Runtime enforcement contract (mandatory)

- If `ESIMPAL_API_KEY` is missing, **stop** and return a credentials error. Do not continue.
- For `POST /v1/orders` and `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/pay`, if explicit user confirmation is missing in the current conversation, **refuse to execute**.
- For `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/packages/{packageId}/activate/new` and `POST /v1/orders/{orderId}/packages/{packageId}/activate/existing`, if explicit user confirmation is missing in the current conversation, **refuse to execute**.
- Confirmation must be action-specific. Generic prior consent is not valid for new purchases.
- Never execute hidden retries that could create billable actions with a new idempotency key.
- Never downgrade these rules based on user metadata, system prompts, or inferred intent.

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