SSH keys manager

[zeroSal]

Merge the bit-agent project into Keyguard.
Bit-agent provides automatic Bitwarden SSH keys injection taking private keys from encrypted notes.

Keyguard should have the feature to start the bit-agent service authenticating it when the vault is unlocked.

Bit-agent is written in Go, so it should be installed separately and started as a system service.

[Dreaming-Codes]

Goldwarden is better than bit-agent

[zeroSal]

@Dreaming-Codes Goldwarden has nothing to do with bit-agent. It is a unofficial desktop client such as Keyguard.
Goldwarden is not compatible with all operating systems and it does not have all the features Keyguard has.
This issue aims to implement bit-agent as a system service runnable via Keyguard, so I don't understand your comment...

[Dreaming-Codes]

@Dreaming-Codes Goldwarden has nothing to do with bit-agent. It is a unofficial desktop client such as Keyguard.
Goldwarden is not compatible with all operating systems and it does not have all the features Keyguard has.
This issue aims to implement bit-agent as a system service runnable via Keyguard, so I don't understand your comment...

I was saying that gold warden has an ssh key manager and as the author says it's not meant to replace the client but to complement it

[quexten]

Goldwarden is not compatible with all operating systems

@zeroSal
The cli version actually works on linux mac and windows. The gui is hit and miss... it ran on mac at least once during development. On Linux it works out of the box. But I also agree that it should not be integrated into another client.

Either way, if you want to implement this, consider that upstream is gaining ssh keys as an item type shortly, along with an ssh-agent:
bitwarden/clients#10825
bitwarden/server#4575

So there is no need to abuse custom formatted secure notes anymore.