feat: enhance GitHub/Keybase encryption with smart prefixes and recip…

[anoncam]

…ient groups

Add comprehensive usability improvements for encrypting pastes to GitHub and Keybase users, including short prefix shortcuts, recipient groups, auto-PGP detection, and multi-recipient support.

New Features

Smart Prefix Shortcuts

• Add gh: as short prefix for GitHub users (e.g., gh:torvalds)
• Add kb: as short prefix for Keybase users (e.g., kb:username)
• Maintain backward compatibility with github: and keybase: prefixes
• Prefix normalization happens transparently in keyManager

Recipient Groups

• Create groups of recipients with --group-create
• Add/remove members with --group-add and --group-remove
• List all groups with --group-list
• Delete groups with --group-delete
• Groups stored persistently in keydb.json
• Encrypt to entire group with single command

Multi-Recipient Support

• Support space-separated recipients in --for option
• Handle mixed recipient types (GitHub, Keybase, PGP, groups)
• Automatic deduplication of recipients
• Groups expand to all members during encryption

Auto-PGP Detection

• Automatically detect PGP encryption based on key type
• No more manual --pgp flag required for GitHub/Keybase keys
• Simplifies user experience and reduces errors

Smart Recipient Resolution

• Centralized resolution logic in recipientResolver.ts
• Auto-fetch GitHub/Keybase keys on first use (JIT loading)
• Intelligent fallback chain with helpful error messages
• Pattern detection for emails, fingerprints, and prefixes

Implementation Details

New Files

• cli/recipientResolver.ts - Unified recipient parsing and resolution
• cli/groupManager.ts - Group CRUD operations with persistence

Modified Files

• cli/encryptionUtils.ts - Integrate resolver, support multiple recipients
• cli/keyManager.ts - Add prefix normalization and group initialization
• cli/index.ts - Add variadic --for option and group commands
• src/types/index.ts - Add groups to KeyDatabase, ResolvedRecipient interface

Documentation Updates

• README.md - Add GitHub integration, groups sections, update examples
• src/muiStyles.ts - Update landing page with new features section

Usage Examples

# Short prefixes
dedpaste send --encrypt --for gh:torvalds

# Multiple recipients
dedpaste send --encrypt --for gh:alice kb:bob charlie@example.com

# Groups
dedpaste keys --group-create team gh:alice kb:bob
dedpaste send --encrypt --for team

Technical Notes

• Lazy imports prevent circular dependencies
• 24-hour cache for GitHub keys maintained
• Backward compatible - all existing syntax still works
• Type-safe with full TypeScript support
• Auto-PGP detection eliminates manual flags

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds comprehensive usability improvements for encrypting pastes to GitHub and Keybase users, introducing smart prefix shortcuts (gh:, kb:), recipient groups, multi-recipient support, and auto-PGP detection. The implementation centralizes recipient resolution logic and adds group management capabilities with persistent storage.

Key Changes:

• Smart prefix shortcuts enable gh:user and kb:user as alternatives to github:user and keybase:user
• Recipient groups allow creating named sets of recipients for easy multi-recipient encryption
• Auto-PGP detection eliminates manual --pgp flags by inferring encryption type from recipient keys

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

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File	Description
src/types/index.ts	Added groups field to KeyDatabase and new ResolvedRecipient interface for unified recipient handling
src/muiStyles.ts	Updated landing page to showcase new features including GitHub integration, groups, and short prefixes
cli/recipientResolver.ts	New centralized recipient resolution with prefix normalization, auto-fetch, and group expansion
cli/groupManager.ts	New group management module with CRUD operations and persistent storage in keydb.json
cli/keyManager.ts	Added prefix normalization in getKey() to support short prefixes across all key lookups
cli/index.ts	Added variadic --for option, group management commands, and updated examples
cli/encryptionUtils.ts	Refactored to support multiple recipients using resolver, with backward compatibility for single recipients
README.md	Updated documentation with GitHub integration, groups sections, and short prefix examples

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

cli/keyManager.ts:1

• The updateLastUsed function only updates db.keys.friends[name] but doesn't handle keys stored in pgp, keybase, or github collections. When encrypting for GitHub/Keybase users with normalized identifiers, the lastUsed timestamp won't be updated. The function should be enhanced to check all key collections, similar to how getKey('any', name) works.

// Key database structure and management functions

[Copilot]

The function addKeybaseKey expects a KeybaseKeyAddInfo object as its second parameter (containing fields like key, username, keyId, email), but here it's being called with normalized which is a string. This will cause a runtime error. The correct approach would be to fetch the Keybase key first, then pass the proper info object to addKeybaseKey.

Suggested change

	const { addKeybaseKey } = await import('./keybaseUtils.js');
	await addKeybaseKey(username, normalized);
	const { addKeybaseKey, fetchKeybasePGPInfo } = await import('./keybaseUtils.js');
	// Fetch the Keybase PGP key info (returns { key, username, keyId, email, ... })
	const keybaseKeyInfo = await fetchKeybasePGPInfo(username);
	await addKeybaseKey(username, keybaseKeyInfo);

[Copilot]

This warning message is misleading because the code doesn't actually encrypt for multiple recipients - it only encrypts for the first recipient (line 86). Either implement true multi-recipient encryption or update the warning to accurately reflect that only the first recipient will receive the encrypted content.

Suggested change

	console.warn('Note: Encrypting separately for each recipient. Content will be duplicated.');
	console.warn('Warning: Only the first recipient will receive the encrypted content. Multi-recipient encryption is not yet implemented.');

[Copilot]

This comment is misleading because it says "Changed to" but doesn't mention that the type is actually string[] | undefined to maintain backward compatibility with the optional nature of the field. The comment should clarify that it supports both single and multiple recipients or simply state "Array of recipients for encryption".

Suggested change

	for?: string[]; // Changed to string[] to support multiple recipients
	for?: string[]; // Array of recipients for encryption (optional; supports multiple recipients)

[Copilot]

The condition Array.isArray(recipientName) in this check is unreachable because arrays are already handled earlier (lines 54-137), so this path would never execute for array inputs. The condition should just check !recipientName or include a comment explaining this is a defensive check.

Suggested change

	if (!recipientName || Array.isArray(recipientName)) {
	if (!recipientName) {