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kwallet-write

Write or update a password / map / binary entry in KWallet. Creates the folder if it doesn't exist. Use to seed credentials for KDE apps that don't have their own input flow.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin kde-plasma

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This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

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KWallet Write

Open

WALLET="kdewallet" APPID="claude-kde-plasma" HANDLE=$(qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 open "$WALLET" 0 "$APPID") [ "$HANDLE" = "-1" ] && { echo "User declined to unlock"; exit 1; }

Ensure folder exists

FOLDER="Passwords" qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 hasFolder "$HANDLE" "$FOLDER" "$APPID" \ | grep -q true || qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 createFolder "$HANDLE" "$FOLDER" "$APPID"

Write a password

KEY="github-token" VALUE="ghp_..." qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 writePassword "$HANDLE" "$FOLDER" "$KEY" "$VALUE" "$APPID"

Write a map

# Maps are serialised QMap<QString,QString> — easiest to write via kwallet-query echo -e "user=foo\npass=bar" | kwallet-query -f "$FOLDER" -w "$KEY" "$WALLET"

Delete an entry

qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 removeEntry "$HANDLE" "$FOLDER" "$KEY" "$APPID"

qdbus org.kde.kwalletd6 /modules/kwalletd6 close "$HANDLE" false "$APPID"

Notes

Don't put secrets in command-line arguments on shared systems — they show up in /proc/<pid>/cmdline. Read into a variable first via read -s, then pass.

Daniel uses 1Password as the source of truth; KWallet is mainly populated by KDE apps themselves. This skill is for the rare case where a KDE app expects a credential to already exist.

Stub skill — basic write is wired. Idempotent updates, batch import from 1Password / file, and dry-run are TODO.