You hit the nail on the head regarding the separation of concerns. I specifically built this because polluting my "High Security" vault (KeePassXC) with temporary server IPs and bash one-liners felt wrong.

Regarding the stack (Tauri vs. Native): That is a valid critique. I considered native (SwiftUI/GTK), but Linux support was a hard requirement for the DevOps use case. I couldn't justify maintaining three separate native codebases.

To mitigate the supply chain risk, I tried to keep the architecture as follows: 1. Dumb Frontend: The React side is purely for UI. 2. Rust Backend: All file I/O, encryption (AES-GCM), and key management happen in Rust. While crates.io isn't immune to supply chain attacks, I find the dependency tree generally easier to audit and lock down than a massive Electron+Node modules dependency graph.

But I agree—for "life-critical" secrets (banking, root CA keys), a battle-tested native app (or even an air-gapped machine) is always the superior choice. Sklad is for the operational layer where velocity matters more than absolute paranoia.