| Crates.io | nyxpass |
| lib.rs | nyxpass |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| created_at | 2025-10-07 07:38:26.770874+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-10-07 07:38:26.770874+00 |
| description | Secure command line utility to manage passwords, authenticator app OTP codes, SSH keys, and notes. |
| homepage | https://cicero.sh/nyx |
| repository | https://github.com/cicero-ai/nyx |
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| size | 371,846 |
Secure command line utility to manage passwords, authenticator app OTP codes, SSH keys, and notes.
Simplistic, out of the way, yet always accessible and just works.
Download Binary: https://github.com/cicero-ai/nyx/releases/tag/v1.0.0
cargo (Rust - installs 'nyx' binary):
cargo install nyxpass
Homebrew (no fuse support):
brew tap cicero-ai/homebrew-tools
brew install nyxpass
Mac Users: To enable fuse point with SSH keys, you must install MacFUSE v10.9 or later.
If using Apple Silicon, you must also enable support for third party kernel extensions.
Pre-compiled Mac binaries do not have fuse support. If installing via cargo with MacFUSE, run:
cargo install --features fuse
~~~
## Quick Start
Check installation:
`nyx --version`
No setup required, you'll be prompted to create database during first write. Looks for database files in this order:
* -f or --dbfile CLI flags
* NYX_DBFILE environment variable
* ~/.local/share/nyx/nyx.db
* Prompts for location
**Common Commands**
Data Type | Action | Example
----------| ----------| ----------
Help | Home | `nyx help`
| Category | `nyx help ssh`
| Command | `nyx help ssh import`
User | Create | `nyx new mysite/cloudflare`
| List | `nyx ls` / `nyx ls mysite`
| Copy Password | `nyx xp mysite/cloudflare`
OTP* | Create | `nyx otp new namecheap`
| Generate 6 Digit OTP | `nyx otp namecheap`
SSH Key** | Import | `nyx ssh import mysite/server1 --file /path/to/server1.pem`
| Generate New | `nyx ssh generate mysite/server2`
| Copy Public Key | `nyx ssh xb mysite/server2`
String | Set | `nyx set mysite/stripe-api-secret "SK:live:123"`
| Get / Copy | `nyx get mysite/stripe-api-secret`
Notes | Create | `nyx note new mysite/long-secrets`
| Edit | `nyx note edit mysite/long-secrets`
| Display | `nyx note show mysite/long-secrets`
| Copy to Clipboard | `nyx note xn mysite/long-secrets`
Database | Close | `nyx close`
| Change Password | `nyx db changepass`
| Backup | `nyx backup`
| History Log | `nyx db history`
### Additional Notes
**OTP Codes:** When registering an authenticator app, you'll be provided a QR code
and a Base32 secret. Use the Base32 secret when creating a new OTP entry in Nyx.
**SSH Keys (Linux/Mac only):** Nyx mounts a FUSE filesystem at `/tmp/nyx/ssh_keys/`
when you open your database. Update your `~/.ssh/config` IdentityFile paths to
point to `/tmp/nyx/ssh_keys/<NAME>` to keep keys encrypted while maintaining your
normal SSH workflow.
* All data types (User, OTP, SSH, String, Note) share the same core commands (create, update, delete, copy, rename, etc.). Use `nyx help <CATEGORY>` for a full list of available commands.
## Stay Updated
For the latest on Nyx, you can always view the latest and subscribe to the mailing list at: [https://cicero.sh/nyx](https://cicero.sh/nyx)
## Related Project
If you found this software helpful, check out [Cicero](https://cicero.sh/latest) - a self hosted AI assistant
focused on protecting our personal privacy in the age of AI.
[https://cicero.sh/latest](https://cicero.sh/latest)