post-session

This skill's stated purpose (finalize, convert, summarize asciinema recordings) matches its capabilities: it needs to list processes, read files, call asciinema to convert, search text, and optionally push artifacts to git. The primary security concerns are data-exposure and command-execution risks inherent to handling terminal recordings: .cast files can contain secrets and pushing them to a remote repository (or otherwise sending them to AI summarizers) risks leaking sensitive data. The workflow executes system commands and relies on external CLIs, so the trustworthiness of the runtime environment and any credentials used for git pushes (e.g., GH_TOKEN) are critical. There is no evidence of intentionally malicious code (no obfuscation, no download-and-execute from remote domains, no hidden backdoor), so this appears functionally appropriate but moderately risky: guarantee of safe operation requires explicit safeguards (secret redaction, confirmation before push, avoiding echoing tokens, and limiting remote destinations).