gpt-bash-cli

>I prefer using system secret stores to environment variables What is the recommended way to store secrets in a Linux dev machine? The requirement is random scripts and programs should be able to load their secrets like API keys at runtime with minimum hassle. And the secrets shouldn't be stored on disk in plain-text. I see you recommended keyring [1]. Is this "the GNU/linux way"? I see another possibility being storing them in an encrypted filesystem (whether FUSE-based or not) [1]: https://github.com/llimllib/gpt-bash-cli/blob/841682affe2d0e...

I wrote a similar tool I'm no longer maintaining: https://github.com/llimllib/gpt-bash-cli/ . Here are my suggestions: - save the conversations in a sqlite db. ~everyone has sqlite available and it allows the user to do things with the data more easily than a text file - use XDG directories instead of suggesting ~/.ellrcd (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory) - I prefer using system secret stores to environment variables; I don't want to give every program I run access to my API keys. You can see how I did that in my program