It doesn't include any proprietary software and the whole thing is an open design that other people are able to build (and have successfully done so in practice). The primary purpose is for cryptocurrency wallets but it works well for U2F, GPG, SSH and various other purposes too.
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with the Model T, the implementation would have been simpler (the authentication can be done on device, then the smartcard interface doesn't need to be brought up until device is unlocked) but Model T didn't exist yet ;)
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Ah, I misunderstood what you meant. I'm successfully using their current SSH support already and I plan on using their GPG support to replace my existing aging key which has been exposed to multiple generations of laptops and workstations. GPG makes key rotation horrible though.
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the aim was to eventually implement full smartcard support, so anything that supported PKCS#11 could magically benefit from the recovery seed approach :)
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