swain-keys（swain keys 搜索）

swain-keys

Per-project SSH key provisioning for git signing and authentication.

When invoked

Locate and run the provisioning script at scripts/swain-keys.sh (relative to this skill's directory):

REPO_ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
SCRIPT="$REPO_ROOT/.agents/bin/swain-keys.sh"

If the path search fails, glob for **/swain-keys/scripts/swain-keys.sh.

Workflows

Default (no arguments or "set up keys")

Run --status first to show current state:

bash "$SCRIPT" --status

If keys are not fully provisioned, ask the user if they'd like to proceed with provisioning.

Provision ("provision keys", "configure signing", "set up SSH")

Run the full provisioning flow:

bash "$SCRIPT" --provision

The script will:

1. Derive a project name from the git remote or directory
2. Generate ~/.ssh/<project>_signing (ed25519, no passphrase) if not exists
3. Create ~/.ssh/allowed_signers_<project> with the configured git email
4. Add the public key to GitHub via gh ssh-key add for both authentication and signing
5. Create ~/.ssh/config.d/<project>.conf with a host alias that bypasses global SSH agents and routes GitHub SSH over ssh.github.com:443
6. Update the git remote URL to use the project-specific host alias
7. Set local git config for commit and tag signing
8. Verify SSH connectivity and signing capability

Status ("key status", "check keys")

bash "$SCRIPT" --status

Verify ("verify keys", "test signing")

bash "$SCRIPT" --verify

Handling scope refresh

If gh ssh-key add fails due to insufficient scopes, the script will print an action-needed message. When this happens:

1. Tell the user they need to authorize additional GitHub scopes
2. Show them the command: gh auth refresh -s admin:public_key,admin:ssh_signing_key
3. This will open a browser for OAuth — it requires human interaction
4. After they confirm, re-run --provision (idempotent, will skip completed steps)

Integration with swain-init

When called from swain-init, run --provision directly without the status-first flow. swain-init handles the "would you like to?" prompt.

Session bookmark

After provisioning, update the bookmark: bash "$REPO_ROOT/.agents/bin/swain-bookmark.sh" "Provisioned SSH keys for {project}"

Error handling

• If not in a git repo: fail with clear message
• If gh CLI unavailable: skip GitHub registration steps, warn user to add keys manually
• If git email not configured: fail early with instructions
• All steps are idempotent — safe to re-run after fixing issues