I need CLI to switch from 1password to proton pass

Critical requirement here, too.

This is the last thing keeping me from using Proton over 1Password.

This is a critical requirement for my use cases. The main reason to stick to 1Password are:
- CLI for using secrets on scripts
- Integrated SSH Key Agent
- Support / Generate SSH keys

Only thing keeping me on 1password is 1Password CLI for adding easy, secure authorization coded into scripts. I don't even use it for ssh auth anymore ("secretive" is great).

Yes, please add this! Top priority!

At least, if not a full blown CLI, command line options would be cool (like, start the windows or linux app with --export --format json)

I am looking into Proton Pass to substitute 1Password. Unfortunately, since I rely heavily on their CLI tool and its plugin eco system, this is a non-option right now. Looking forward to seeing those features!

Having a CLI would be great. Especially for pulling secrets in the terminal. But would also enable other features like integrating it into Raycast.

Coming from 1password and using op command quite a lot. SSH-Agent support and pulling secrets from the CLI is a deal breaker for me. As soon as this is available, we would become family plan members for sure.

That would be amazing to integrate to enterprise apps.

I want to migrate from 1Password to Proton Pass, because my free trial as a student expires, but the CLI is critical to me, as a computer engineer. Especially the ssh agent

Ideally the desktop app would do autotype like keepass does. Next best is a cli so I can make autotype myself using AppleScript. Without this I will have to stick with Bitwarden.

Proton product are mainly use by tech savvy people. A CLI i a good way to integrate with power user workflow, company and can pave the way for business need that can be answer by Proton.
The more people and power user can integrate with proton, the better it is.

+1 for CLI on Proton Pass, sadly my personal workflow slowed a little bit but the hidemyemail is too great and I don't really like having multiple apps at the same time as I know this is just a temporary sacrifice

I'm in the same boat as many on this thread ~ this is what's holding me back from adopting proton pass officially.

Have proton pass by virtue of proton vpn. Would like to migrate .env files to pass but lacking a cli means I'll probably stick with bitwarden for programmatic access of secrets.

I agree that in order to make Proton pass viable for me, I really need to have a cli command like `op` that allows me to fetch credentials. I use this specifically for authenticating with Okta / AWS and Kubernetes for work.

Would be super useful in a lot of power user scenarios on both linux and macos

I am already using ProtonPass, but as someone who does remoting into different machines I have alot of username/password/mfa combos and it would make my work WAY easier if I could access those in my shell.