Encrypted environment variable vault with AI access policies, keeping secrets safe from AI agents.
Secure secrets for AI agents — local, encrypted, reference-only. Secure environment variable management for AI-assisted coding. MCP server that lets AI reference your secrets by name — never by value. Stores secrets on your machine Lets AI tools reference secrets by name instead of raw values Can sync values into files when you want Works with MCP, REST, OpenAI-compatible, and Gemini-compatible…
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Secure secrets for AI agents — local, encrypted, reference-only. Secure environment variable management for AI-assisted coding. MCP server that lets AI reference your secrets by name — never by value. Stores secrets on your machine Lets AI tools reference secrets by name instead of raw values Can sync values into files when you want Works with MCP, REST, OpenAI-compatible, and Gemini-compatible clients Simpler first-time setup Interactive and menus Per-variable and per-client AI rules Better…
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