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Tencent Marketing DataNexus SDK Integration Assistant

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Integrating Tencent Marketing DataNexus SDK across mini programs, mini games, APP-iOS, APP-Android, and HarmonyOS often stalls on SDK selection, missing required events, incorrect action_param fields, and mismatched post-integration data. Required event sets differ sharply by surface and business mode, so IAA mini games, IAP/hybrid mini games, mini-program verticals, and game/non-game apps cannot all be handled with one tracking checklist.

Workflow

The skill follows a confirm-surface-first path:

  • SDK selection: choose the right SDK for mini programs, mini games, APP-iOS, APP-Android, or HarmonyOS.
  • Integration guidance: retrieve initialization, framework adaptation, and call examples from the corresponding interface index; by default it shows code rather than writing project files.
  • Event tracking: map action_type, required/optional events, and industry-specific parameters.
  • Reconciliation: cover conversion testing, log queries, quality dashboards, and data checks.
  • Troubleshooting and audit: use error codes, FAQs, integration debugging, and audit checks to find missing events, duplicate registration, redundant auto-collected events, and compliance issues.

Caveats

The automated integration assistant starts only when the user explicitly asks for integration, and stays within the initial Beta framework whitelist. It falls back to show-only guidance for monorepos, failed framework detection, or failed patch generation. The integration audit is intended for already-integrated projects, focusing on required-event coverage and initialization hygiene, not on single-event lookup or error-code debugging.

Use Cases

  • Verify required IAA mini-game ad and level-action events before launch
  • Locate a 20001 return-code issue during client integration via error-code and surface FAQ
  • Check short-drama mini-program init, event coverage, and privacy consent before release
  • Request generated integration code in an Android Gradle project when explicitly needed

Best For

  • Mini-program or mini-game client developers confirming SDK surface, initialization params, and required events
  • Advertising data operations engineers reconciling conversion logs with dashboards
  • QA or release owners checking event coverage, redundant auto-collection, and consent order before launch
  • Growth engineers troubleshooting return codes, duplicate registration, and quality-dashboard failures