Hi Scots,
yes, wodCertificate *should* read Putty's keys.
However, it's much better to convert key to OpenSSH format. You can do that from PuttyGen. There is 'Conversions' menu in PuttyGen you can use to export your key to OpenSSH, which is native for wodCertificate.
I hope this helps!
Jasmine.
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