Requirements

To use this extension, you will need:

• KeePassXC

Search

Text

Type anything in the search bar to search entry titles, usernames and folder names (URLs too):

• Abbreviations: gh finds GitHub, cld finds Claude
• Typos: guthub finds GitHub
• Several words: each word must match the entry, in any field and in any order (e.g. cld admin finds the Claude entry with the username admin)

Folder

Pick a folder from the dropdown next to the search bar to only show its entries.

Field Filters

To filter on a specific field, use the KeePassXC search syntax anywhere in the search bar. A filter is a field followed by a value:

Field	Short	Searches
user:	u:	Username
title:	t:	Title
url:		URL
group:	g:	Folder path

Unlike text search, filters are strict: by default, the field must contain the value (case-insensitive). Change this with:

• Modifiers before the field: - or ! to exclude, + for an exact match, * for a regular expression
• Wildcards in the value: * for anything, ? for one character, | for OR
• Quotes for values with spaces

Filters and text can be combined: an entry must match all of them.

Query	Description
github u:alice	Entries matching "github" whose username contains alice
user:john|smith	Entries whose username contains john OR smith
u:adm?n	Entries whose username contains adm, any character, then n
+u:johnsmith -t:test	Username exactly johnsmith, title not containing test
g:"Shared Drive"	Entries in a folder whose path contains Shared Drive
-url:google.com	Entries whose URL doesn't contain google.com

Available Options

Configure the following preferences in the extension settings:

• Inactivity Timer: Automatically locks the database after a period of inactivity
• Display Favicon: Shows website favicons for entries (enabled by default)

Security

Implementation

This extension leverages the KeePassXC command-line interface (CLI). All applicable CLI security considerations apply. For comprehensive details, refer to the KeePassXC CLI documentation.

Credential Storage

Your credentials required to access your KeePass database, which include a password and an optional key file, are securely stored in Raycast's local encrypted database. This storage prevents other extensions from accessing the storage of that extension.