apple-passwordslisted

# Apple Passwords Use this skill for Passwords.app and Keychain-backed secret workflows on macOS. ## Scope - open or navigate the Passwords app - locate the right login or passkey entry - inspect Keychain metadata from the terminal - read one specific keychain secret when the user explicitly asks for it ## Default Strategy 1. Confirm the exact site, service, or account first. 2. Prefer metadata lookup before secret readout. 3. Use the Passwords app for browsing and editing saved credentials. 4. Use the built-in `security` CLI only when terminal access is the simpler path. ## Passwords App Open the app on macOS with: ```bash open -a Passwords ``` Use the app when the user wants to browse, edit, share, or visually confirm a saved login or passkey. ## Keychain CLI For generic passwords, inspect metadata first: ```bash security find-generic-password -s "example.com" ``` For internet-password style entries: ```bash security find-internet-password -s example.com ``` Read the secret value only if the user explicitly asked for the password itself: ```bash security find-generic-password -s "example.com" -a "alice@example.com" -w security find-internet-password -s example.com -a "alice@example.com" -w ``` ## Working Rules - Do not print a password value unless the user explicitly wants it. - Confirm the service and account before running a secret read command. - Prefer the GUI app when multiple matches exist or the user is unsure which credential is correct. - Treat