Send authenticated HTTP requests to Makefeed/Infatium backend APIs using PyJWT.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: api-request Source: https://github.com/nirssyan/nirssyan-mono/tree/main/.claude/skills/api-request Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nirssyan/nirssyan-mono --skill api-request
This Skill simplifies the process of making authenticated HTTP requests to Makefeed/Infatium backend APIs, handling JWT authentication and supporting all API endpoints.
Use the api-request skill to list all feeds in the production environment.
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To make authenticated HTTP requests, this Skill generates local JWTs using PyJWT to securely interact with Makefeed/Infatium backend APIs across all endpoints. It handles the token signing process automatically.
Local JWT signing requires Python 3 with the PyJWT library installed, and KUBECONFIG access to retrieve the JWT secret. This setup enables secure authentication for backend API calls.
Yes, you can easily switch between development and production environments when making API calls. The Skill handles environment configuration to securely interact with Makefeed/Infatium APIs.
Local JWT signing works by using PyJWT to generate tokens locally with a secret retrieved via KUBECONFIG. This allows authenticated HTTP requests for data retrieval and manipulation across API endpoints.
Yes, KUBECONFIG access is required to retrieve the JWT secret needed for local signing. Without it, PyJWT cannot generate the tokens required for authenticated backend API requests.
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