release-pack

release-pack is a Release cutting & versioning skill for AI agents, published by JayFarei in the opentraces repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates release-pack F (15/100) and the safety scan rated it unsafe; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Full coordinated release of all opentraces packages — schema, CLI, the opentraces-pi npm extension, and the marketing site — in a single orchestrated flow. Use when the user says "release everything", "full release", "release pack", "release all", "cut a full release", "ship it all", "release-pack", or when doing a versioned release that should touch all packages at once. This is the right skill any time you want to go from current code to a published, verified release across PyPI (schema + CLI), npm (opentraces-pi), GitHub Releases, Homebrew, and Vercel in one pass. It handles version bumps, docs checks, ordered publishing, propagation waits, and post-release verification of pipx, brew, and npm installs automatically.

Grade
F
Quality
15 / 100
Safety
Unsafe
GitHub stars
89

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View source on GitHubJayFarei/opentraces

Our review

Architecture
71 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
Security scan
Critical-risk patterns
License
Not declared. Check the repository before reusing it.
Adoption
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What the scanner flagged

  • destructive rm -rf on home/root
  • mentions secrets in text

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