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A skill whose prose describes secret handling without bundling any real credential. Use when documenting how secrets flow through a service.
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| name | prose-secret-handling |
| description | A skill whose prose describes secret handling without bundling any real credential. Use when documenting how secrets flow through a service. |
This skill's documentation describes secret handling in plain prose. None of the sentences below contain a real credential; they are dictionary words following a keyword and separator, and must NOT trip the generic-credential detector.
These are documentation statements, not assignments of credential values.
Extracts a reusable code pattern from the current repo and authors a portable, validated Agent Skill. Use when you want to capture a logging setup, CI/CD pipeline, observability stack, async messaging pattern, frontend component library, feature-flag middleware, or any other repeatable engineering pattern so it can be replayed across other repos. Produces: a standard-conformant SKILL.md, parameterized code templates in assets/templates/, a PARAMETERS.md documenting every placeholder, then runs validate-skill.sh, scan-leaks.sh, and dry-run-replay.sh as a tiered quality gate. Output is ready to publish via references/publishing.md.
Regression fixture for dry-run-replay header-skip drift.
A clean skill containing a git commit SHA, a UUID, and an embedded base64 image asset — none of which are secrets and none must trip the scanner.
Sets up structured logging for a service using a configurable log level and service name. Produces a logger.config file ready for ingestion by your logging pipeline. Works with any service that reads configuration from a flat config file.
A skill that accidentally contains an AWS access key — should be caught by the scanner.
A skill containing bare base64 secrets ending in equals-sign padding, which must not evade the entropy detector.
