Having played around a bit with KeePassXC's CLI utility (keepassxc-cli) this morning, it appears to support sufficient functionality that I can build a TUI utility to interact with it (keepassxc-tui), provided the language I choose has both the ability to interact with CLI apps, including capturing output (subprocess or similar) and TUI functionality built in or libraries to enable that (ncurses, notcurses, etc.) Having not looked at the code, I'm assuming that the Qt-based GUI app does that. (If the developer of it is clever, it does that. Otherwise, the CLI tool's functionality is duplicated in the GUI version.) https://www.publish0x.com/back-to-the-source/porting-keepassxc-to-gnulinux-might-be-easier-than-i-thought-xnklrkx?a=oQeZVJGJep&tid=Noise&t=Noise
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