Nostr Nak

General purpose skill for using the Nostr Army Knife (nak) CLI tool with PTY support.

This skill is an instruction-only helper for the 'nak' CLI and appears to do what it claims. Before installing/using: (1) ensure you trust the source — manifest metadata (homepage and tags) looks slightly off and the manifest version differs from the registry version; (2) make sure the 'nak' CLI is installed on your system — this skill only provides usage instructions; (3) avoid passing your nsec (private) key on the command line as shown in examples (command-line args can be seen by other processes and may be stored in shell history). Prefer using secure key storage (files with tight permissions, agent secret store, or prompting stdin), or other nak options that accept keys via files or stdin; (4) verify and be comfortable with the default relays the skill suggests; (5) if you need stronger assurance, run the agent/skill in a restricted environment or test with throwaway keys first.

Package: nostr-nak (xpi) Version: 1.0.1 Description: Powerful Nostr integration using the nak CLI tool. Handles relay discovery, PTY buffering fixes, and provides examples for querying and posting. The provided source code consists solely of metadata files (`_meta.json`, `manifest.json`) and a Markdown documentation file (`SKILL.md`). There is no executable code (e.g., JavaScript, Python, etc.) present to analyze for security vulnerabilities, malicious logic, or suspicious behavior. The documentation describes how to use an external CLI tool, 'nak', including details on relay logic, identity handling (private and public keys), and PTY requirements for command execution. Based on the provided files, the package itself contains no active components.