Autofill in terminal prompts

Hi @nirantak,

Can you provide a bit more clarification for what you're asking for? Are you looking for autocomplete, or injecting secrets through ssh, or something different? Are you able to include a detailed workflow?

Let me know!
Amanda

Hi @1P_Amanda,
I am looking for the universal autofill to work in terminals.
For example, when running commands like mysql -u user -p , or any command that waits for a password input.
Currently, 1password does not autofill passwords on prompts like these, when the cursor is in the terminal and I click the autofill option from the Quick Access menu (Cmd+Shift+Space). It only autofills when there is a login shell prompt (like for sudo).

For terminal password prompts seen locally, one can workaround by passing the output of op item get using pipes or stdin. But that is not possible for remote ssh sessions where installing the CLI is not allowed. It would be great if the 1P universal autofill / quick access could do this natively.

For now, I have to use the password manager built into https://iterm2.com/features.html#:%7E:text=iTerm2%27s%20built%2Din%20password%20manager to do this (which causes the password to be stored in multiple locations, 1P and keychain), or create a https://www.raycast.com/ extension like this: https://github.com/nirantak/dotfiles/blob/main/raycast/xpass.py to do the autofill.

Thanks,
Nirantak

Hi @nirantak,

That is exactly the context I was hoping for, thank you! I will create a ticket to see what's possible there, I appreciate you sharing this feature request.

Cheers,
Amanda