Agent Skills: secure-fetch
Complete guide to creating or updating type-safe server/client HTTP requests using the @finstreet/secure-fetch library. Use whenever creating or modifying backend requests. Supports interactive endpoint discovery — pass a search keyword and repo to browse available endpoints, configure each one, and implement them all.
ID: finstreet/fe-claude-plugins/secure-fetch
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