dashboard
Open the subscribetome dashboard to view and manage API keys and subscriptions
Scan .env files for existing API keys to import into subscribetome
> /plugin marketplace add matterhornso/subscribetome > /plugin install stm@subscribetome
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/importContext preview
What this command does when you run it.
Scan .env files for existing API keys to import into subscribetome
description: Scan .env files for existing API keys to import into subscribetome
Run `stm import` in a Bash command. To scan a specific directory, pass it as an argument: `stm import ~/projects`.
Show the user the candidate keys found. Then tell them to run `/stm:dashboard` and use the **Import** section to confirm, relabel, and store the ones they want — the dashboard imports each key's value server-side so it never passes through the chat.
Your API keys in the OS keychain. Your AI coding agent uses them — without ever seeing them. The model writes {{stm:openai:default}}. The real key is swapped in at the moment the command runs.
Repo: matterhornso/subscribetome
Open the subscribetome dashboard to view and manage API keys and subscriptions
Show the subscribetome inventory — API keys, subscriptions, and monthly spend
Create an STM team or join one, guided end-to-end via stm teams quickstart