Terminal Vault

A custom-built terminal-based password manager written in Go.

How to get it

You can either compile the source code yourself, or grab the executable from the releases page.

Features

• Military-Grade Security: AES-256-GCM encryption with an Argon2id key derived from a master password that is never stored.
• Zero-Bloat CLI: Instantly copy passwords, clear the clipboard securely after 30 seconds, auto-generate strong passwords, and manage history.
• Secure Notes: Encrypted text notes that wipe all temporary traces from your hard drive. Note: This uses Nano text editor.
• Cloud Sync: Desiged for direct integration with Goole Drive with Google Drive API (May need a Workspace account capable of doing this for free).

Usage

pmgr <command> [arguments]

Commands

Add a new password:

add <site>

Note: First time use of this commend will prompt to create the Master Password.

Get a saved password (directly copies to clipboard for 30 seconds, never shows on-screen):

get <site>

Generate a strong password:

gen

Remove a stored password:

remove <site>

View the current password, the last time it was updated, and up to the previous 3 passwords for a given site:

history <site>

Create/Edit a secure text note:

note edit <title>

Get a secure note by title:

note get <title>

Delete a secure note:

note remove <title>

If you get the credentials to use this with the Goole Drive API, you can sync your encrypted vault to Drive using the following two commands:

sync push
sync pull

push will write the file to Drive, overwriting what's there. pull will download the vault from Google Drive, overwriting your local file.