Receive P2P encrypted secrets from URLs and save them to files.
npx skills add https://github.com/danwag06/send-secret --skill receive-secret
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: receive-secret Source: https://github.com/danwag06/send-secret/tree/main/skills/receive-secret Command: npx skills add https://github.com/danwag06/send-secret --skill receive-secret
Receive P2P encrypted secrets from send-secret links and save them to files, keeping sensitive content out of the agent's context.
Save a received secret to a specific filename using the -o flag.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To receive an encrypted secret, use the -r flag to pass the URL and the -o flag to specify the output filename. This decrypts the P2P secret directly to disk, preventing any content disclosure to the agent context.
The secret does not appear because the workflow enforces content safety by never printing secrets to stdout. It requires a dedicated file path for persistence, ensuring sensitive data is never read back into the agent's context.
No, you cannot print contents directly to the console. The process enforces workflow safety by requiring an explicit file path using the -o flag, preventing ephemeral stdout output and protecting sensitive content from exposure.
You need the specific send-secret URL provided via the -r input flag and a valid local file path designated by the -o output flag. This ensures the received encrypted secret is safely persisted to disk without agent disclosure.
Yes, receiving a secret requires the -o flag to enforce a real file path for the saved data. This controlled persistence ensures secrets are written to a user-specified filename rather than being displayed or read back by the agent.
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