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Former Member
4 years agoPrivate Keys in Shared Vaults
I was able to add in a couple of private keys to my Personal vault and those worked without any issue. I received the validation prompt indicating the source application and my ability to confirm.
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Fooligan
4 years agoDedicated Contributor
Hi @JacksonB
I think this is currently by design.
See https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent:
SSH agent
The 1Password SSH agent uses the SSH keys you have saved in 1Password to seamlessly integrate with your Git and SSH workflows. It authenticates your Git and SSH clients without those clients ever being able to read your private key.
In fact, your private key never even leaves the 1Password app. The SSH agent works with the SSH keys stored in your Private vault, but never without your consent. Only SSH clients you explicitly authorize will be able to use your SSH keys until 1Password locks.