Hi,
Recently come from 1Password, one feature to make the SSH agent work better would be a popup on the screen a user is on requesting to authorize - at the moment it switches the screen back to the screen which the main application is on, and a in-application popup asks whether to approve/deny the request.
This makes the interaction feel pretty slow and clunky compared to a popup asking to approve/deny (extra points for accepting biometric also).
a classic problem with desktop SSH agent integrations: when an app like 1Password (or others such as gnome-keyring, KeePassXC, etc.) prompts for approval, it often does so on the display or workspace where the main application window resides
Would love it to have a behavior similar to Secretive when prompting for approval
Would be nice to have a prompting system similar to Secretive on Mac
When a program tries to access/use an SSH key, it prompts for Touch ID (and Watch if enabled in system settings)
Would be a nice addition for it to be configurable by keys too.
A system like Secretive could be implemented to just notify the user when one is in use, too.
@NekoTiki I’m a bit confused – you also made a post in this feature request: SSH Agent (MacOS) - add prompt popup – and isn’t that (older) feature request the same as this (new) one you opened just now?
@Nail1684 That’s true, I thought it was relevant to create a new one with some points I added 
Notably:
If you feel like it doesn’t satisfy for a new thread, I’ll be happy to just add those points in my previous comment 
Okay, when it’s essentially the same request then it should be discussed in that one feature request. Therefore I now moved your posts into this request.