No, not necessarily. Compared to interactive prompts / processes, at a minimum ones that can help audit access (e.g. 1password), there is an immediate layer of

No, not necessarily. Compared to interactive prompts / processes, at a minimum ones that can help audit access (e.g. 1password), there is an immediate layer of defense missing when things are just sitting in plain text in the history. (Same extends to our beloved `.env` files.) If you do a lot of remote pairing or screen sharing then you also remove the risk of sharing on accident by searching or walking up through your command history.