enhance-plugins

Analyze plugin schemas, security patterns, and generate markdown reports.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/RnR-DND/ARC-HAWK-DD --skill enhance-plugins-rnr-dnd
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Skill: enhance-plugins
Source: https://github.com/RnR-DND/ARC-HAWK-DD/tree/main/.agent/agentsys/.kiro/skills/enhance-plugins
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RnR-DND/ARC-HAWK-DD --skill enhance-plugins-rnr-dnd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill assists users in analyzing plugin structures, security patterns, and schema best practices for MCP tools and plugins, enhancing quality and security compliance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Plugin Structure Validation: Checks for required files and correct formats of plugin.json and directory organization.
  • Schema Analysis: Reviews tool schemas for completeness, security, and correctness, highlighting issues like missing required fields or insecure patterns.
  • Security Pattern Detection: Finds potential security risks like command injection or hardcoded secrets, offering auto-fixes for high-certainty issues.
  • Reporting: Generates detailed markdown reports with identified issues, their severity, and suggested fixes.
  • Use Case: Perfect for plugin developers seeking to ensure their plugins adhere to best practices and eliminate security vulnerabilities.

Quick Start

Run the analysis on your plugin directory to identify schema gaps and security issues, then apply auto-fixes on high-certainty schema errors.

Frequently Asked Questions about enhance-plugins

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze plugin schemas and security patterns for MCP tools?

To analyze plugin schemas, run this Skill on your plugin directory to review tool schemas for completeness, correctness, and security patterns. It checks required fields, identifies insecure patterns, and highlights missing elements to improve overall plugin quality and safety.

What is plugin structure validation and why do I need it?

Plugin structure validation checks for required files and correct formats of plugin.json and directory organization. It ensures your MCP tools and plugins adhere to schema best practices, eliminating structural inconsistencies before they cause integration failures or security vulnerabilities.

How do I detect security risks like command injection or hardcoded secrets in my plugin?

Detect security risks like command injection or hardcoded secrets by running the security pattern analysis on your plugin directory. It identifies potential vulnerabilities, assesses severity, and offers auto-fix implementations for high-certainty issues to ensure safety compliance.

Can I automatically fix schema errors and security issues in plugin development?

Yes, you can automatically fix schema errors and security issues during plugin development. The analysis applies auto-fix implementation for critical, high-certainty issues, streamlining the correction of schema gaps and insecure patterns without requiring manual intervention.

Does this schema analysis work with MCP tool integration and security audits?

Yes, this schema analysis specifically supports MCP tool integration and security audits. It reviews tool schemas for completeness and security, generating detailed markdown reports with identified issues, their severity, and suggested fixes to validate best practices enforcement.

What are the limitations of auto-fix implementation for plugin security patterns?

The limitation of auto-fix implementation for plugin security patterns is that it only applies to high-certainty schema errors and critical issues. Complex or ambiguous security vulnerabilities require manual review of the generated markdown reports before applying suggested fixes.