Thanks for the link! Atuin is a powerful tool, especially with their focus on command management and execution.
From my perspective, the main difference is the UI footprint and the intended use case. Sklad is intentionally 'passive' and limited to the system tray. It’s not meant to be a full window or a command runner/executor. I built it as a simple warehouse for static data — like passwords, specific IPs, or boilerplate templates — that I need to grab quickly and paste anywhere, whether it’s a terminal, a browser, or a GUI prompt.
I also focused heavily on the recursive folder hierarchy within the native tray menu itself to help with mental mapping, whereas Atuin (and its UI) feels more search-centric and terminal-focused. I think there’s definitely room for both depending on whether you need to execute a command or just grab a piece of secure data.
From my perspective, the main difference is the UI footprint and the intended use case. Sklad is intentionally 'passive' and limited to the system tray. It’s not meant to be a full window or a command runner/executor. I built it as a simple warehouse for static data — like passwords, specific IPs, or boilerplate templates — that I need to grab quickly and paste anywhere, whether it’s a terminal, a browser, or a GUI prompt.
I also focused heavily on the recursive folder hierarchy within the native tray menu itself to help with mental mapping, whereas Atuin (and its UI) feels more search-centric and terminal-focused. I think there’s definitely room for both depending on whether you need to execute a command or just grab a piece of secure data.