You could use Infisical to inject the environment variable instead of keeping it on your system.
infisical secrets folders create --projectId 0efc17fe-fb6b-4375-8d71-700f51ba2f65 -n 592388ea-d357-4f2e-9413-3b8169fcc085 infisical secrets folders create --projectId 0efc17fe-fb6b-4375-8d71-700f51ba2f65 -p 592388ea-d357-4f2e-9413-3b8169fcc085 -n v1
goaes g
infisical secrets set --projectId 0efc17fe-fb6b-4375-8d71-700f51ba2f65 --path "/592388ea-d357-4f2e-9413-3b8169fcc085/v1" GOAES_PASSPHRASE=Ipa0qWUJAVPR3qBmLLzluOly4LHPdPF2YBSH2vXURTo=
After you've setup and added your secret, you can run goaes like in the example below.
goaes
infisical run --env=dev --path "/592388ea-d357-4f2e-9413-3b8169fcc085/v1" --projectId 0efc17fe-fb6b-4375-8d71-700f51ba2f65 -- goaes e ./input.txt
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