> Strong password generation pass generate accounts/news.ycombinator.com 32
> keyboard shortcut driven UI`pass` is a CLI application. It has tab-autocompletion and everything. It doesn't get more efficient than that (tip: use `pass find` to search for entries). > different storage engines It's just OpenPGP encrypted plain text on disk, not sure what more you could want, but there is support for Tomb (https://www.dyne.org/software/tomb/) as well. Anything you expose to the filesystem works of course, including services like SFTP. > shared vaults Syncthing or git, and the use of multiple OpenPGP recipients. (See `.gpg-id` in the `pass` man-file.) > categories for secure non-password stuff like credit cards, It's plain multi-line text. The only convention is that the first line is intended for the password or secret data that clients would copy to the clipboard. You can store whatever text you want. > OTP support https://github.com/tadfisher/pass-otp#readme |
The shell interface is good. Especially `pass search`. Simple but effective.
It has gotten quite popular as well (amongst technical folks anyway). It is basically just a giant shell script. You can almost sense the authors frustrating. FINE I will just write a password manager myself. This started a simple 30 line shell script. Then you get into hacking on it. The you figure FINE I will polish it and release it. :)