feat(user): redesign the API keys page with key expiry - #4182
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe API-key settings page now supports expiring keys, separate creation and revocation dialogs, key status details, and usage instructions. The creation query sends expiry dates and excludes returned secrets from cached key data. ChangesAPI key settings
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to An accidental dismissal can lose a newly created API key's one-time secret, and dismissing the revoke dialog mid-request can show a wrong success message. The sample script can hang if the user's setup is wrong. These are small, fixable problems, so the PR is mergeable with the follow-ups noted. ✨ Finishing Touches📝 Generate docstrings
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@apps/deploy-web/src/components/api-keys/CreateApiKeyDialog/CreateApiKeyDialog.tsx:
- Line 94: Update the DialogV2 onOpenChange handler in CreateApiKeyDialog to
ignore dismissals when createdApiKey?.apiKey is present, so the secret step
stays open until the explicit Done action; preserve dismissal behavior on the
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- Line 23: Update the DialogV2 onOpenChange handler so dismissals call onCancel
only when isRevoking is false. This keeps the dialog open during a pending
revoke, preserving the selected API key ID for the mutation’s success handler.
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The API keys page follows the Console Redesign v2 prototype: a header with API reference and Create new key, a "Your keys" list showing each key's masked value, expiry, creation date and last use, a security note and a "Using your keys" example. Creating a key asks for a name and an expiry of 30 days, 90 days or 1 year, with 1 year as the default per CON-592, and warns that the key has full account access. The secret shows once with copy actions and no longer lingers in the keys cache. Keys expiring within a week are flagged, expired keys are marked and left out of the active count, and revoking asks for confirmation. The usage example drops the deprecated deposit field the prototype sent. Refs CON-1109, CON-592
…ample The "Using your keys" example now follows the getting-started docs as one script: create a deployment from deploy.yaml, wait for bids, accept the first bid as a lease and close the deployment. jq carries the dseq and the chosen bid between steps. It leaves out the deprecated deposit and lease manifest fields, and a Copy script button sits in the section header. The block and its highlighting follow the light and dark themes instead of always rendering black. The create and revoke dialogs get tests for their close buttons, the key list for keys that fail to load, and the clipboard specs now start each test with a fresh spy. Refs CON-1109
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"Using your keys" now has three tabs. Agent mirrors the new deployment flow: install the Akash skill, export the key as AKASH_API_KEY and ask the agent to deploy, with the setup guide link. akt CLI installs akt with Homebrew, creates a context that deploys through Console, logs in and deploys a scaffolded SDL. REST API keeps the docs-flow script. Every command block has its own copy button. The akt deploy step passes --deposit 5 because the Homebrew release (0.1.2) refuses a Console deploy without one. The API ignores the amount and later akt releases drop the requirement. The skill install command and the agent setup guide URL now live in one config module that the new deployment agent panel also reads. Refs CON-1109
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, two other candidates were checked and ruled out this run: the copied usage script's until/sleep 3 bid-polling loop in ApiKeyUsageExample.tsx is an intentional, bounded part of the documented workflow rather than an app-level infinite loop; and closing CreateApiKeyDialog while a create request is pending does not actually drop the failure toast, since the onError snackbar is global and still fires even after the dialog unmounts.
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This run's two new CONFIRMED findings (ApiKeyList's stale "no keys" message on fetch error, and the calendar-day-based "expiring soon" threshold) will be posted inline. My three prior inline comments (RevokeApiKeyDialog onOpenChange bypassing isRevoking, RevokeApiKeyDialog missing onError toast, tokenizeShellLine's nested-quote mis-highlighting) remain unaddressed in the current code, so they are not restated here per the no-withdrawal rule. No CHANGES_REQUESTED or unresolved third-party objection blocks this beyond what's already inline.
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- Around line 24-27: Validate DSEQ after step 1 in ApiKeyUsageGuide before
entering the bid polling loop; if it is empty or null, print a
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…voke errors The create and revoke dialogs no longer close while their request is running, and the create dialog stays on the secret step until you click Done. Closing either one early used to drop the one-time secret, or the key name in the revoke toast. A failed revoke now shows an error toast. When the keys can't load, the list says so instead of showing the empty state. The REST script stops with an error when the deployment can't be created instead of polling for bids forever, and the intro now says to save it next to deploy.yaml and run it with bash. Refs CON-1109
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any new bugs. The latest commit (cf1cc02) directly addresses the dialog-closing and missing-error-feedback issues raised in earlier rounds (create dialog now stays open until the secret is acknowledged, revoke dialog no longer closes mid-request, and both load and revoke failures now surface an error toast), with matching new tests. Because this is a large change that creates, lists and revokes API keys (auth credentials) and adds a new usage-guide surface, a human look would still be worthwhile.
Reviewed this round: the dialog open/close gating in CreateApiKeyDialog and RevokeApiKeyDialog (isDismissible/hideCloseButton tied to isPending/isRevoking), the new onError wiring for the revoke mutation and the isError branch added to ApiKeyList, and the REST script's fail-fast change for deployment creation in the usage guide.
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This run only covers the latest commit (cf1cc02), which is a follow-up fix to a large, already-reviewed API-keys feature (create/list/revoke keys, expiry, usage guide); it touches no new files, only tightens dialog close gating and adds error-toast/onError wiring plus tests. The three substantive findings I raised in prior rounds on this PR are all fixed here with corresponding spec updates, and no CHANGES_REQUESTED review or unaddressed third-party objection is outstanding (coderabbitai's reviews are COMMENTED, and its inline comments align with issues this commit's message says were fixed). Given the security-adjacent surface (API key lifecycle) and overall size of the PR, I'm deferring rather than approving even though this round found nothing new.
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Closes CON-1109. Closes CON-592.
The API keys page still used the old table and didn't show when a key expires. This rebuilds it to the Console Redesign v2 prototype and adds the expiry choice CON-592 asks for.
What
AKASH_API_KEY, ask the agent to deploy, plus the setup guide link--deploy-via console), logs in and deploys a scaffolded SDL. The deploy passes--deposit 5because the Homebrew release (0.1.2) refuses a Console deploy without one; the API ignores the amount and akt 1.0 drops the requirementdeploy.yaml, wait for bids, accept the first bid as a lease, close the deployment.jqpasses the dseq and the bid between steps, and the script stops if the deployment isn't created. It skips thedepositand leasemanifestfields, which the API marks deprecatedSettingsSectiontakes an optionalaside, used for the key countconfig/agent-setup.config.ts, shared with the new deployment agent panelUnit specs cover the new components, and the mutation score on changed lines is 95.8%. I checked the page locally in light and dark themes and at 390px, checked the REST script with
bash -nand stubbed API responses (success, 401 and empty), and checked the akt commands against the akt 0.1.2 source.Summary by CodeRabbit