Detect WebFinger endpoint implementations and assess RFC 7033 compliance.
npx skills add https://github.com/reiver/vibefed --skill detect-webfinger
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: detect-webfinger Source: https://github.com/reiver/vibefed/tree/main/skills/detect-webfinger Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reiver/vibefed --skill detect-webfinger
This Skill helps developers quickly determine if a codebase correctly implements the WebFinger protocol, a crucial component for federated identity and ActivityPub compatibility.
/.well-known/webfinger endpoint.Use the detect-webfinger skill to check if the current project implements the WebFinger protocol.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To check WebFinger protocol implementation, scan the codebase for direct route handlers, library integrations, and framework patterns exposing the `/.well-known/webfinger` endpoint to confirm RFC 7033 compliance and proper JRD response formatting.
WebFinger protocol detection is used to verify federated identity systems by analyzing whether a codebase correctly handles `acct:` URI lookups and returns JRD responses, which is crucial for ActivityPub compatibility and user information discovery.
Verify RFC 7033 compliance by scanning for common framework patterns and direct route handlers that process WebFinger requests, ensuring the endpoint correctly formats JRD responses and handles `acct:` URI lookups required by ActivityPub.
Yes, WebFinger protocol detection differentiates between direct implementation, library delegation, and mere references within the codebase, allowing you to identify exactly how the `/.well-known/webfinger` endpoint is integrated.
You can audit ActivityPub support by using WebFinger protocol detection to confirm if your project properly exposes user information via the `/.well-known/webfinger` endpoint and correctly implements `acct:` URI lookup handling.
WebFinger protocol detection focuses on JRD response format and `acct:` URI handling because these are the core RFC 7033 requirements for resolving federated identity queries and ensuring accurate resource representation in ActivityPub systems.
RayzerrekInspect Unity project version, packages, asmdef layout, and folder structure.
alceupassosExecute the OpenResponses compliance test suite against API endpoints.
reiverExplain the OpenWebAuth federated authentication protocol and its 5-step handshake.
reiverDetect NodeInfo protocol endpoints and implementation patterns in codebases.