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Each integration card now has a Test button that re-runs its connectivity check on demand and updates the badge in place. - Refactors checkIntegrationStatus into checkIntegration(name) so a single integration can be tested without firing the others. - Adds POST /api/settings/test for the on-demand check. - Replaces the "key exists ⇒ connected" placeholder for Tavily, Gemini, and Nextdoor with real API calls (Tavily search, Gemini models list, Nextdoor advertiser fetch). 401/403 surface as "Invalid API key" / "Token expired or invalid" so a stale credential is obvious instead of pretending to be healthy. - Fixes Postiz auth header (was Bearer, the rest of the codebase passes the API key bare — matches lib/postiz.ts now). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Getting Started
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pnpm dev
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