Billing Setup

This walks you through setting up billing in Credyt by first understanding your business model, then configuring products and pricing via MCP tools. It asks questions one at a time to figure out whether you want pay-as-go, subscriptions, or hybrid billing, helps you decide between dollar pricing or custom credits, then creates everything and automatically tests the full cycle with simulations. The nice part is it can run multiple times to add products or change pricing without blowing away what you already have. If you're still figuring out what to charge, it'll set up tracking with placeholder prices so you can decide later based on real cost data. Good for getting billing infrastructure running without having to read Credyt docs.

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last updated: Jun 3, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add credyt/ai-skills --skill billing-setup --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Credyt Setup

Guide the user through understanding their billing model, then configure everything in Credyt via MCP tools, then automatically verify the full billing cycle end-to-end. This skill can be run multiple times — to add new products, change pricing, or set up additional assets.

First: Check what already exists

Before jumping into discovery, check the current state by calling credyt:list_assets and credyt:list_products.

If they already have products configured, acknowledge what's there:

"I can see you already have [X] set up. Are you looking to add something new, change existing pricing, or start fresh?"

If they want to start fresh, do not archive or delete existing products. Leave them as-is. The user can manage existing products conversationally at any time (e.g. "archive the Pro product", "delete this product") — never do this automatically.

If this is their first time, proceed with full discovery.

Discovery: Understand their business

Ask questions one at a time. Listen to each answer before asking the next. Adapt follow-ups based on what they tell you. This is a conversation, not a form.