The Bitwarden desktop app has a built in SSH agent [1], which lets you store SSH keys inside Bitwarden. I have set the app to always ask me for confirmation when the key is requested.
you can make your SSH agent do that, no need to use bitwarden.
If you're using say yubikey for hardware ssh key (via gpg ssh agent/smartcard interface) you can also make it require physical touch of the key to confirm every operation
you can make your SSH agent do that, no need to use bitwarden.
If you're using say yubikey for hardware ssh key (via gpg ssh agent/smartcard interface) you can also make it require physical touch of the key to confirm every operation