inspiro-best-practices

The skill is coherent with its Bash-first, API-driven purpose: it uses environment-stored API keys to make direct REST calls to Inspiro endpoints via curl. It avoids installing or executing unknown binaries and clearly discourages hardcoding secrets. However, there are notable security considerations around credential exposure (INSPIRO_API_KEY in environment and potential leakage through logs or shell history) and input/log sanitation to prevent command/JSON injection. Overall, the footprint is proportionate and benign if used with proper secret handling and input validation, but warrants caution and basic hardening (e.g., avoid echoing sensitive payloads, scrub logs, consider using ephemeral tokens or token scopes, and enable least-privilege where possible).