cli-secret-handling
Use when a CLI must accept a secret or credentials such as a password, API key, or token: choosing between flags, env vars, files, and stdin, reviewing a --password or --token flag, or judging whether shell substitution like $(cat file) is safe. Keeps secrets out of process lists and logs.
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