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Read Skull giver's reply or look it up.
Re-reading your post, I take you want to avoid typing long and tedious password? And that's why you want to auto-decrypt?
man systemd-cryptenroll
regarding tpm2-pin:usb drive: read previous comment
clevis: It probably isn't as simple as systemd-cryptenroll but I guess you can use zfs and combine that with tpm2-pin if not using secure boot (discouraged).
You'll have to make a compromise somewhere between security and convenience. Even if you use pam mount, you'll have to enter the password, biometrics won't do.
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