api-testing

The skill's footprint is largely coherent with a legitimate API testing workflow that requires two authentication levels. Core activities (reading local config and secrets, performing login to obtain a session, and using the session for subsequent requests) are appropriate for testing protected endpoints. However, credential handling introduces moderate security risk due to local secret access and use of a temporary session file. Mitigations include tighter secret access controls, ensuring /tmp/session.txt is never logged or exposed, and auditing logs for secret leakage. Overall, the skill is BENIGN with MEDIUM risk due to credential handling and temporary token storage.