GitHub, unlike Gitea, doesn't create a repo on first push, so a mirror
pointed at a nonexistent GitHub repo would register successfully but
fail every sync. Check for the target repo via gh/MCP/REST API and
create it if missing, falling back to a clear manual-creation warning
when no capability is available. Bumps plugin version to 1.1.0.
Claude Code's plugin/marketplace schemas require author to be an object
({"name": ...}), not a bare string — installing any plugin from this
marketplace failed validation ("author: Invalid input: expected object,
received string"). Convert every plugins/*/plugin.json author field
accordingly, and add a build-time check so this can't regress.
Also propagate each plugin's description/author into the generated
marketplace.json entries (not just its own nested plugin.json), matching
Anthropic's official marketplace shape, so the Discover UI shows a
description before install instead of a blank "Plugin details" pane.
Adds a mirror-it skill that registers a Gitea push mirror via `tea api`
against the push_mirrors endpoint, using Gitea's actual
remote_address/remote_username/remote_password fields (never embedding
credentials in the mirror URL). Credentials can come from the
environment or fall back to a repo-root .env file, and all shell
snippets are POSIX-compatible so the skill isn't tied to any one shell.
Also ignores .env* files repo-wide.