Add Password Keyboard 0.1#1127
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Description
Adds Password Keyboard 0.1 to the Bluetooth category.
Password Keyboard generates, stores, and types passwords through Bluetooth HID.
It supports normal and hidden passwords, per-password daily usage limits,
manual password entry, password renaming, and deletion.
Source
https://github.com/evgeniyraev/password_keyboard
Testing
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AI usage disclosure (Fill this out):
The application was fully generated with OpenAI Codex based on specifications provided by me.
The generated code implements:
and Enter actions.
uppercase, number, special-character, and length requirements.
testing do not consume the allowance.
actions.
requirements, generate or manually enter a replacement, test it, and
atomically replace the stored record.
random per-record nonces, a keyed BLAKE2s-derived stream, and authentication
tags. Plaintext buffers are wiped after use.
Bluetooth pairing-key isolation, and persistent application settings.
cryptography tests.
I reviewed the generated behavior through iterative on-device testing on a
physical Flipper Zero. Bluetooth pairing, password creation, password typing,
hidden-password limits, and the main navigation flows were tested. The
application also builds successfully with the official uFBT release SDK for
Flipper Zero target f7.
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