Tencent Cloud Rum

v0.1.2

Query Tencent Cloud RUM data, analyze Web performance (LCP/FCP/WebVitals), troubleshoot JS/Promise errors, analyze API latency & error rates, diagnose slow s...

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Purpose & Capability
The skill is explicitly for Tencent Cloud RUM and only requests a RUM_TOKEN formatted as SecretId:SecretKey. The SKILL.md, references, and setup script all target the RUM MCP endpoint and RUM APIs — requested credential and operations match the described functionality.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions are focused on RUM workflows (QueryRumWebMetric, QueryRumWebLog, etc.) and include a setup.sh to configure an MCP client. There are no instructions to read unrelated system files or to exfiltrate data to unexpected endpoints beyond the MCP server (https://app.rumt-zh.com/sse).
Install Mechanism
No registry install spec is declared, but setup.sh installs mcporter globally via npm (npm install -g mcporter) and uses node to write config. Installing a CLI from npm is a common approach but carries moderate risk: the package and its provenance should be inspected before running, and global npm installs modify the system environment.
Credentials
Only RUM_TOKEN is required (SecretId:SecretKey), which is appropriate for calling Tencent Cloud APIs. However, the setup script writes those credentials in plaintext to $HOME/.mcporter/mcporter.json, creating persistent local storage of secret keys — expected for a CLI but worth caution and using least-privilege/temporary keys when possible.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill does not demand always:true or elevated platform privileges, but the setup will install a global CLI and create/overwrite a $HOME/.mcporter configuration file containing the SecretId/SecretKey. This is normal for a CLI client but is a permanent change to the user's environment until removed.
Assessment
This skill appears coherent for connecting to Tencent Cloud RUM. Before installing/running setup.sh: (1) Verify the mcporter npm package and its source (npm package name and maintainer) to ensure you trust the CLI it will install. (2) Confirm the MCP endpoint domain (https://app.rumt-zh.com) is legitimate for your organization or Tencent service. (3) Prefer using least-privilege or temporary API credentials rather than long-lived root keys, because setup.sh writes SecretId and SecretKey in plaintext to $HOME/.mcporter/mcporter.json and installs a global npm package. (4) If you cannot vet the package or endpoint, run setup in an isolated environment (container/VM) or inspect/modify setup.sh to avoid global npm installs and to store credentials more securely.

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MIT-0
Free to use, modify, and redistribute. No attribution required.

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EnvRUM_TOKEN
Primary envRUM_TOKEN

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