secrets

Simple command-line password manager built on libsodium encryption

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secrets is a free, open-source command-line password manager written in Go that stores passwords, 2FA backup codes, and other secrets encrypted at rest with libsodium, deliberately keeping a minimal, single-purpose feature set. A companion self-hosted web client is available separately for browser access. It's aimed at command-line users who want a small, auditable secrets tool rather than a full-featured suite.

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