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You can build with an agent that writes code: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or another agent that reads instructions from your repo. Give the integration to that agent. You do not need to describe it. The skill contains the same rules that Jenzy engineers obey:
  • the money model
  • idempotency
  • how to get a fee quote
  • how to verify a webhook signature
  • the risks that cost integrators one day of work
The skill makes “integrate Jenzy payouts” into a sequence. Your agent can obey the sequence, and it can check its own work against the sequence.

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Install the skill

That command installs the skill into the current project. Add -g to install it for each project on your machine. Add --agent to select one agent:
Claude Code reads the skill in the next session. Ask it to integrate Jenzy payouts, or use the name /hermes-mwk.

jenzy-treasury/skills

The source of the skill, and the copy that your agent installs. Read it before you install it. It is plain markdown.

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What is in the skill

The skill has links to these docs. It does not keep a copy of them. So an agent that can read a URL always has the current reference.

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Test the loop before you write code

The script in the skill does the full path against the sandbox. It shows the real response at each step. It also tests the two errors that integrators make most often:
  • The fee quote must agree with the credit exactly.
  • A second request with the same Idempotency-Key must give the same payout, and must not make a second payout.
The script operates only against the sandbox host. So it can spend only test money. To change the test, add --rail bank or --amount 20000.

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What the skill does not do

The skill has the rules of this API. It does not have your business logic. It does not choose your data model, your retry infrastructure, or your ledger design. The skill holds your agent to the parts where an error costs money:
  • decimal money values
  • one Idempotency-Key for each payout
  • a fee quote before you send a payout
  • a reversal as the correct signal, while your balance catches up