mir-publish-guide

The skill's stated purpose (guiding users to publish snippets to local or remote registries) aligns with its described capabilities and steps. There are legitimate credentials-related workflows (publish_token in mirconfig.yaml, npx mir login) and remote API interactions (POST /api/snippets) that introduce data flow and credential exposure considerations. This is proportionate to its purpose but warrants caution: persistent tokens in config files, potential exposure if configs are shared or synced, and remote registry trust. Overall, the footprint is coherent with the intended functionality but should be treated as MEDIUM risk due to credential handling and remote data transmission pathways. Improvements could include: pinning/secure storage of tokens, avoiding plaintext token storage, and clarifying trust boundaries for remote registries.