Apple Watch stalls-out when a plethora of authentication requests come through

It's a blend of op calls happening in ~/.profile, and maybe a ssh -T git@github.com to validate my key.

I've had more than one experience where some piece of software ends up logging all of my environment variables to a logfile, then that logfile gets pushed out to the internet. (One of those times was when I worked at AWS before IAM existed and root credentials for the AWS account that everyone in the SDK/Console teams used ended up on the internet. Certain features of IAM, Athena, and the https://github.com/awslabs/git-secrets repo are my fault.)

Essentially, I've been moving credentials out of plain text files and into 1Password. Presently I'm sourcing them from op into my current shell session, but I think I want to write something like AWS Vault that can fetch a token and pass it to a command running inside a sub-shell so that the credential never gets exposed to the parent-most scope of the current shell session. But that's a whole other topic.

Right now, it's just my Apple Watch getting overwhelmed when ~/.profile gets executed many times in rapid succession, which I've narrowed down to a single op call, and a single ssh call.