credential-store-management

You can manage credentials across multiple layers by configuring paths for GPG-encrypted YAML, KeePassXC, and .env files. This Skill handles credential lookup, password retrieval, and SSH key discovery across these three distinct storage formats.

Retrieving SSH keys and passwords from KeePassXC is handled through an exhaustive search protocol across a three-layered store. The system queries KeePassXC, GPG-encrypted YAML files, and .env files to locate and retrieve the required credentials.

Yes, GPG-encrypted YAML files and .env files can be used together for credential storage. The system manages a three-layered store that supports GPG-encrypted files, KeePassXC, and .env operations simultaneously to ensure secure access.

To set up a credential store with GPG and KeePassXC, you configure the paths for your KeePassXC database, GPG-encrypted YAML, and .env files. You then use the provided scripts and instructions to manage credential creation, modification, and deletion.

KeePassXC is required if you intend to use it as a credential storage layer. The workflow also supports GPG-encrypted YAML files and .env operations, allowing credential management across multiple storage formats even if one layer is unused.

Yes, this approach supports creating and deleting secrets. It provides credential lifecycle workflows that handle creation, modification, and deletion across the configured GPG-encrypted YAML, KeePassXC, and .env file layers.