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Paid Tw Skills

paid-tw-skills is a Claude Code plugin bundle for the Build phase that teaches agents to integrate Taiwan payment gateways NewebPay, ECPay, and PAYUNi.

by paid-tw · github.com/paid-tw/skills

Wire Taiwan checkout flows (藍新、綠界 ECPay、PAYUNi) into agent-assisted backends and storefronts with documented payment skills.

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Install

Add it to Claude Code

Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.

Install the plugin
/plugin install paid-tw-skills@paid-tw/skills
Add to ClaudeUse the Agent APISkillselion is itself an MCP server - your agent can fetch this config directly.
Agent API

Built to be called by your agent

Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.

Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:paid-tw/skills") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:paid-tw/skills").

About

What it does

paid-tw-skills is a compact Claude Code plugin pack for builders shipping in Taiwan who must integrate domestic payment providers instead of defaulting to US-centric processors. The bundle includes four skills aimed at AI agents helping you implement 藍新金流 (NewebPay), 綠界科技 ECPay, and 統一金流 PAYUNi—covering the gateways Taiwanese customers and regulators expect on invoices and checkout. Solo founders use it when Claude is scaffolding payment routes, verifying signature algorithms, or explaining callback URLs without you transcribing vendor PDFs. The scope is deliberately narrow and high value: it does not replace legal or PCI compliance review, but it accelerates the mechanical API wiring phase. Intermediate comfort with HTTPS webhooks, server secrets, and test/sandbox modes is assumed. If your product only sells internationally via Stripe, skip this; if your MVP must accept TW local pay methods, this marketplace slice saves days of context stuffing.

Highlights

  • 4 plugins covering NewebPay, ECPay, and PAYUNi Taiwan gateways
  • Agent-oriented help for signing, callbacks, and Taiwan-specific payment flows
  • Focused on local third-party acquirers rather than global Stripe-only docs
  • Suitable for solo TW indie SaaS and ecommerce builds using Claude Code
  • Bundled under paid-tw/skills with payment category tagging

Why builders use it

Taiwan indie builders struggle to get Claude accurate on 藍新、綠界、PAYUNi docs because global payment skills ignore local signing rules and callback formats.

After install, your agent can guide implementation and troubleshooting for the three major TW third-party payment flows using consistent skill context.

At a glance

  • Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
  • Adoption - 0 installs, 237 stars, 0 votes.

FAQ

Who is paid-tw-skills for?

It is for developers and solo founders building Taiwan-facing products who want Claude Code skills specialized for NewebPay, ECPay, and PAYUNi.

When should I use paid-tw-skills?

Use it during backend or checkout implementation when you need agent help with gateway credentials, request signing, return URLs, and notify callbacks.

How do I add paid-tw-skills to my agent?

Register the paid-tw/skills repository as a Claude Code plugin source, then enable the payment-related plugins and supply your sandbox merchant keys in your secure env—not in chat.

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