Improve Codebase Architecture

This skill's analysis and refactor-design steps are coherent with its goal, but it contains an undeclared automatic-write action: it tells the agent to run `gh issue create` and explicitly not to ask the user before creating the issue. Before installing or enabling this skill, consider the following: - Expectation mismatch: The skill didn't declare any required credentials, but creating GitHub issues needs an authenticated `gh` session or a GITHUB_TOKEN. Ask the author to declare required env vars (e.g., GITHUB_TOKEN) and to document the exact repo permissions needed. - Consent and safety: Change the workflow so the skill prepares the RFC content and asks you to approve creating the issue rather than creating it automatically. If you must allow automatic creation, restrict the agent to a test repo or require an explicit opt-in for each run. - Least privilege: Provide a deploy token with only repo:issues scope (or equivalent) instead of a full account token, and prefer ephemeral tokens you can revoke after the run. - Auditability: Ensure the agent logs the issue body it will create and the target repo before any write operation, and keep an audit trail. - If you cannot confirm these mitigations, treat the skill as read-only: run its analysis locally or in a sandbox and refuse to grant write access. Additional info that would change this assessment: if the skill metadata explicitly required and documented a limited-scope GITHUB_TOKEN, and the SKILL.md required explicit user confirmation before any `gh issue create` call, the concerns would be substantially reduced.