An Alfred 2 workflow to search, copy, and manage LastPass vault items directly from your keyboard.
LP Vault Manager is an Alfred 2 workflow that allows macOS users to interact with their LastPass vault directly from Alfred. It solves the problem of slow, manual password lookups by enabling fast searches, credential copying, and password generation via keyboard shortcuts. The workflow integrates with the LastPass command-line tool to securely access vault data.
macOS users who rely on Alfred for productivity and use LastPass for password management. It's ideal for developers, power users, and anyone seeking a faster, keyboard-driven way to access their passwords.
Developers choose this workflow because it eliminates context switching between the browser and password manager, offering a secure, Alfred-native interface for LastPass. Its smart caching and focus on keyboard efficiency provide a significant productivity boost over manual methods.
An Alfred 2 workflow to interact with a LastPass vault.
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Caches only URL and hostname metadata locally to enable quick searches without storing sensitive data, as explained in the Q&A section on data caching.
Fetches passwords on-demand via LastPass CLI and never stores them on disk, prioritizing security while maintaining performance, per the project's philosophy.
Integrates deeply with Alfred, allowing all operations like credential copying and password generation via keyboard shortcuts, reducing context switching.
Automatically searches vault items based on the front-most browser tab's URL using the lpbrowser command, streamlining workflow for web browsing.
The README explicitly states it is no longer actively maintained, which risks compatibility issues, security vulnerabilities, and lack of new features.
Only works with browsers that have Applescript capabilities for URL fetching, excluding popular options like Firefox, as noted in the Q&A.
Requires installing and configuring LastPass CLI separately, with specific shell environment tweaks to prevent login timeouts, adding overhead.