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Is also storing your gpg keys in KPXC unsuitable for your purposes?
That would chsnge nothing, simce they would also be on the hard drive.
I am not OP, but that would be the ideal solution for me. Unfortunately, KPXC does not support communication with the GPG agent and the team is not interested in adding this feature due to it being «[…] far more complicated than ssh-key management. There are already excellent tools for this, Kleopatra being the best».