Find a provider and its documented payment path with Stripe Directory

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Overview

Stripe's directory skill lets an agent look up outside businesses, nonprofits, APIs and software services using Stripe's command-line tool, and find each one's documented route for payment, donations, subscriptions, bookings or integration. Results are ordered by how dependably an agent can finish the job with that provider, plus relevance and popularity. Before any payment or donation, the skill tells the agent to lay out who gets the money, why, how much and in which currency, and to wait for your explicit approval. It covers requests that name a company, imply one, or only name a category such as a CRM or database.

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