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Show connected Composio apps and accounts on user and channel pages - #193
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Signed-off-by: Tiberiu Socaci <tsocaci@makeitfuture.com>
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User and channel pages currently show whether a Composio key is saved without showing which apps or accounts it reaches. Add read-only account lists to the Users drawer and conversation MCP Connections tab, showing application, account label/available identity, status, default/type metadata, counts and connection source, with refresh controls.
Personal connections stay personal; shared connections resolve channel → organization and honor no-defaults and DM suppression. SDK inventory uses the existing Enterprise entitlement and exact stable identity, with pagination and no SDK-session or authorization creation. Personal inventory reads Composio's published app declaration and queries each app's reported accounts; its visible limitation explains that unpublished/inactive connections may be absent. Missing discovery and failures are explicit unavailable/partial states. Responses allowlist account metadata, scrub known keys, and omit credential/business payloads. Lookups have bounded concurrency and a one-minute overall deadline.
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