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Agent Credential Vault

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r/SaaSr/LLMDevsr/webdevAi agent governance and safetyService

Secure credential injection system for AI agents that stores scoped API keys, grants time-limited access to named agents for specific tasks, and injects credentials only at runtime without exposing them to logs, model context, or commits.

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pain statements

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distinct people

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communities

What a useful service would help with

It could help you work out:

  • Runtime injected credential token
  • Access audit log
  • Credential rotation alert

Based on api credentials (keys/tokens), agent name and task scope, expiry duration, access policy rules.

Where the evidence comes from

A sample of the discussions behind this problem.

  • How are you handling API keys when AI agents work on your SaaS?

    r/SaaS

  • I built an open-source AI coding CLI that connects directly to 7 LLM providers with zero proxies

    r/LLMDevs

  • Do other people still mostly use just an IDE with occasional in-browser help from AI?

    r/webdev

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