> I can keep ssh-agent tunnels to remote boxes so that I can sign git commits remotely without having to worry about a rogue system getting complete access to key ops without me knowing what's going on.
I also really like secretive, but at least this part is not exclusive to it; OpenSSH's `ssh-agent` and `ssh-add` have long supported confirmation of each private key use with `ssh-askpass` (although it unfortunately can't distinguish between remote and local key uses).
I also really like secretive, but at least this part is not exclusive to it; OpenSSH's `ssh-agent` and `ssh-add` have long supported confirmation of each private key use with `ssh-askpass` (although it unfortunately can't distinguish between remote and local key uses).