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Agent skills are instruction packages that AI coding agents load on demand. Each Nayax skill covers one API area and steers your agent toward the correct endpoints, request shapes, and known pitfalls of that area, so you get accurate integration guidance instead of guesswork.

Available skills

Nayax skills are published in the nayax-ai GitHub repository. The following skills are available today:
SkillWhat it covers
nayax-lynx-inventoryLynx product inventory: product groups, products, machine mapping, and pick lists for restocking.
nayax-lynx-prepaid-cardsPrepaid and virtual cards: creation, credit and revalue, balances, transfers, and lookup.
nayax-lynx-refundsRefund workflow: request a refund, upload documentation, and approve or decline.
nayax-lynx-reportsDashboard widgets and per-machine reporting: status, statistics, last sales, and change logs.
These cover the main Lynx API areas. Install any of them with the steps below.

Prerequisites

Before you install a skill, you’ll need:
  • An AI coding agent that supports agent skills, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or another tool compatible with the SKILL.md format.
  • A Lynx user token, if you want your agent to run real API calls. See Security & Token for how to get one.

Install skills

The skills CLI works with any compatible agent and is the simplest way to start. If you use Claude Code, you can install skills as a plugin instead, which keeps them updated automatically.
Skills work on their own. They don’t need the Nayax MCP server to be connected, and the MCP server doesn’t need any skills installed.

What you can do with a skill

Once installed, your agent loads the skill automatically when your prompt touches its area. For example, with nayax-lynx-inventory you can ask:
Create a product group called Beverages and add three products to it in the Lynx sandbox.
Map my products to machine 12345 and generate a pick list.
The agent follows the correct workflow order, such as creating product groups before products, and knows about behavior that often trips up integrations, like endpoints that return an empty body on success.

Pair skills with the MCP server

Skills and the Nayax MCP server complement each other. A skill carries curated workflow knowledge for one API area, while the MCP server gives your agent live search access to the full developer portal. For the best results, connect your agent to the Nayax MCP server as well.

Next steps

Inventory Workflow

See the four-step inventory workflow the skill helps you implement.

Security & Token

Get the Lynx user token your agent needs to call the API.