Interact with Bitwarden CLI⁽¹⁾.

• Key Features
• Options
• Invoking
• Main Menu
• Item List
• More Menu

• Login with username and password, or API Key
• Two-step logins with Authenticator app, YubiKey OTP, or Email

• Recently selected item is listed first
• Automatically searches for the active browser tab's domain name
• Favorite items are indicated with a ❤️
• Search different fields of an item
  • Any item by its name or folder
  • Logins by username or URL
  • Cards by brand (eg., search for "Visa")
  • Identities by any field in the item

• Add new login items to your vault

• Copy username, password, TOTP code, or notes to the clipboard
• Copy TOTP code instead of password if called shortly after copying an item's password

• Edit an item's username, password, or name without leaving Alfred

• Download an item's attachments
• Limit searches to a single vault and/or collection to prevent shoulder-surfing
• View any item in a separate window to copy/paste multiple fields easily
• View any item's fields within Alfred when using a Universal Action
• (Optional) Automatically sync vault in the background using a MacOS Launch Agent

Your Bitwarden email address.

Installs a MacOS Launch Agent that automatically syncs your vault every Sync Interval minutes.

Choose whether to be prompted for your Password or use an API Key to login. SSO is not yet supported.

These are the Client ID and Client Secret used for API Key logins. They are ignored when using the Password login method. See Personal API Key for CLI Authentication for more information.

Choose Authenticator app, YubiKey OTP, or Email. FIDO2 and Duo are not supported by the CLI. This is ignored when using the API Key login method. See Two-step Login Methods for more information.

How long Bitwarden can be inactive before timing out. Inactivity is determined by time since invoking the workflow.

Sets the timeout value when Vault timeout is Custom.

What Bitwarden will do once the vault timeout is reached. Choices are Lock vault and Logout.

The Bitwarden server hosting your vault. The default is bitwarden.com, the US server.

Where to save attachments downloaded from your vault. The default is your Downloads folder. If you leave this blank, Bitwarden Accelerator will ask you to choose a folder each time.

How many seconds Bitwarden Accelerator will keep your password (or other field) in the clipboard. Afterwards, the previous contents of the clipboard are restored.

Bitwarden Accelerator will sync your vault when you load the worfklow if it has not been synced in this many minutes.

Uncheck this to keep Bitwarden Accelerator from displaying a notification when copying your password (or other field) to the clipboard.

Keyword used to bring up Bitwarden Accelerator's main menu

Keyword used to bring up Bitwarden Accelerator's search menu

Keyword used to search deleted items

There are three ways to invoke Bitwarden Accelerator.

1. Using the Workflow Keyword (default: bw) will provide a list of operations. The list depends on whether you are logged into or logged out of Bitwarden, and whether your vault is locked or unlocked.
2. Typing the hotkey will start a search of your vault. This is the same as choosing the Search Vault operation from the main menu.
3. As a Universal Action, you can view an item's fields directly in Alfred.

The default hotkey is Control-Command-L, because the Bitwarden browser extension uses Shift-Command-L. If you wish to change or disable the hotkey, open the workflow in Alfred Preferences. The hotkey trigger is in the top-left corner.

Use the Trash Keyword (default: .bwtrash) will list any deleted items. Select an item to restore it.

The options you see in the main menu depend on the state of your vault.

If you are completely logged out of Bitwarden, you will see two options.

• Login to Bitwarden

Log into Bitwarden, with your vault locked.

• Configure Workflow

Opens Alfred Preferences to the Bitwarden Accelerator configuration screen.

If you are logged in, but your vault is locked, you will see three options.

• Unlock vault

Unlocks your vault.

• Logout of Bitwarden

Locks your vault and logs out of Bitwarden.

• Configure Workflow

Opens Alfred Preferences to the Bitwarden Accelerator configuration screen.

If your vault is unlocked, you will see many options.

• Search Vault

Lists all items in your vault.

• Search Folders

Shows a list of all the folders in your vault, then searches your vault for items in the selected folder.

• Add item

Adds a new login item to your vault. You will be prompted for the item's Name, Username, and Password.

If your web browser is the front-most window, the default Name will be the active tab's domain name.

The default Username will be your Bitwarden email address.

The default Password will be a random password generated by Bitwarden. It is 20 characters and includes uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.

• Lock Vault

Locks your Bitwarden vault.

• Set Default Vault

Filter searches to a specific Vault (Organization), My Vault, or All Vaults. Set the default Organization for future searches with the Command modifier.

Note that changing this setting with the Command modifier will also revert Default Collection to All Collections.

• Set Default Collection

Filters searches to a specific Collection, or All Collections. Set the default Collection for future searches with the Command modifier.

• Sync Vault

Tells the workflow to synchronize your vault now.

• Logout of Bitwarden

Locks your vault and logs out of Bitwarden.

• Configure Workflow

Opens Alfred Preferences to the Bitwarden Accelerator configuration screen.

All items in your vault are shown, sorted by each item's name. If your web browser is the front-most window, items that match the current tab's domain will be listed first. Favorited items will be listed next, followed by all remaining items.

Supported browsers:

• Safari
• Firefox⁽²⁾
• Firefox Developer Edition⁽²⁾
• Chrome
• Edge
• Opera
• Brave
• Vivaldi
• Ghost
• Arc
• Zen⁽²⁾

The default behavior when selecting an item depends on its type.

• Logins

Copy a login item's password to the clipboard. Use these modifiers to copy other fields instead.

Control			Username
Shift			TOTP code
Command			Notes

Option			Opens a new menu with additional actions
Fn			Show all fields in a dialog window

Control   Command	Open URL in your default browser
Command   Option	View all fields in Alfred

Automatic field rotation

When selecting the same login item within Sync Interval seconds, and the password was the last field copied, the TOTP code will be copied to the clipboard instead of the password.

• Secure notes

The note is copied to the clipboard, as if the Command modifier were used.

• Cards
• Identities

All fields will be shown in a dialog window, as if the Fn modifier were used.

Move item to a Folder

Moves the item to the Folder you select and syncs your vault.

Mark/Unmark Favorite

Marks or unmarks the item as a Favorite and syncs your vault.

Download Attachments

If an item has attachments, this will show you a list with their names and sizes. Select one to save that attachment to the Downloads Folder.

Edit Item

Lets you edit the username, password, or name of the item.

Delete Item

Deletes the item from your vault.

You will get a warning that THIS ACTION CANNOT BE UNDONE. This is not technically true; the item is moved to your vault's Trash.

1. Bitwarden Accelerator makes extensive use of jq. If the Bitwarden CLI or jq package is not installed, Bitwarden Accelerator will ask to install it using Homebrew or MacPorts. Homebrew, MacPorts, or Nix must already be installed.
2. Integration with Firefox requires the Alfred Integration extension.