Support native bitwarden sshkey item type

README.md

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ Fetches SSH keys stored in Bitwarden vault and adds them to `ssh-agent`.
 3. (optional) Enter your SSH keys' passphrases if they're not stored in your Bitwarden.
 
 ## Storing the keys in Bitwarden
+
+### Option 1: Secret note
 1. Create a folder called `ssh-agent` (can be overridden on the command line).
 2. Add an new secure note to that folder.
 3. Add the private key to the secure note:
@@ -32,6 +34,11 @@ Fetches SSH keys stored in Bitwarden vault and adds them to `ssh-agent`.
 4. (optional) If your key is encrypted with passphrase and you want it to decrypt automatically, save passphrase into custom field `passphrase` (field name can be overriden on the command line). You can create this field as `hidden` if you don't want the passphrase be displayed by default.
 5. Repeat steps 2-4 for each subsequent key
 
+### Option 2: Native Bitwarden SSH-Key
+1. Create a folder called `ssh-agent` (can be overridden on the command line).
+2. Add SSH-Key using [Bitwarden desktop, web app or browser extension](https://bitwarden.com/de-de/help/ssh-agent/#create-new-ssh-key)
+3. Repeat step 2 for each subsequent key
+
 ## Command line overrides
 * `--debug`/`-d` - Show debug output
 * `--foldername`/`-f` - Folder name to use to search for SSH keys _(default: ssh-agent)_

bw_add_sshkeys.py

@@ -127,6 +127,9 @@ def add_ssh_keys(
 
 
 def fetch_key(session: str, item: dict[str, Any], keyname: str) -> str:
+    if "sshKey" in item:
+        return item["sshKey"]["privateKey"]
+
     if "fields" in item and "attachments" in item:
         logging.debug(
             "Item %s has custom fields and attachments - searching for %s",