dsh-accounts-ui

dsh-accounts manages local credentials such as API keys and TOTP secrets, but it ships only the host side with no dsh.client declaration, so its admin page is a standalone loopback URL you must bookmark and open by hand. Packages like dsh-mnemon and dsh-im all register a settings.section and appear in the Settings sidebar out of the box; dsh-accounts-ui closes that gap by rendering account management natively inside the DSH Settings panel using the framework's Button, Input, Modal, Tag, and StateDot primitives, with theming driven by --dsw-alias-* tokens that adapt to light and dark mode automatically.

The UI covers the full account lifecycle: a list showing id, description, type, domain, TOTP, and a human-readable status; create and edit flows with masked password fields and records pre-filled by id; a two-step confirmation on delete; and write controls that auto-disable under read-only storage. All reads and writes go through dsh-accounts' own /dsh-accounts/api same-origin endpoint with loopback Host and origin checks enforced at the API layer, so credential values never leave the browser.

Ideal for users who already have dsh-accounts installed and want to manage credentials right in the Settings panel, the same way they manage mnemonics or IM bots. Keep in mind this is a transitional patch: the upstream dsh-accounts package is merging its own native settings section (yangwuan55/dsh-accounts#1). Once that lands, uninstall this plugin to avoid two duplicate Accounts entries in the sidebar.