Setup your own API / SDK to enrich data with Clay.

2. Remix this val

3. Update CLAY_WEBHOOK_URL (get it from your Clay table's Webhook column)

4. Update the HTTP API endpoint

   • Copy the HTTP endpoint from main.tsx in this val
   • Edit the HTTP API column in Clay to point to your val's HTTP URL +/clay-webhook

5. Test it with one of the examples below!

Create val
// NOTE: You need to set GITHUB_TOKEN as an environment variable to run this
import { clay } from "https://esm.town/v/charmaine/clay-proxy/sdk.ts";
import { emailsFromGitHubUsername } from "https://esm.town/v/stevekrouse/github-user-email/index.ts";

// First get email from GitHub username
const emails = await emailsFromGitHubUsername("charmaine");
const email = emails[0];

// Then enrich with Clay
const result = await clay({
  email,
  github_username: "charmaine",
  repo: "val-town/vt", 
  source: "github_stargazer"
});

console.log(result);

Create val
import { clay } from "https://esm.town/v/charmaine/clay-proxy/sdk.ts";

const result = await clay({
  email: "charmainekmlee@gmail.com",
  source: "user_signup"
});

console.log(result);

• email - Required - Email address to enrich
• github_username - Optional - GitHub username
• source - Optional - Data source
• repo - Optional - Repository name

• person - Name
• linkedin - LinkedIn URL
• company - Company of employment
• linkedin_data - LinkedIn profile data
• funding - Funding stage
• totalFunding - Total funding raised
• employeeCount - Number of employees