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API Secure is the fastest way to share API keys with AI agents — no servers, no accounts, no tracking. Your key is encrypted with AES-256-GCM directly in your browser and never touches a server. The AI agent decrypts locally, completing a zero-knowledge credential handoff in seconds. Purpose-built for developers working with AI agents, it eliminates the friction of password managers and CLI tools for one-off key sharing. Open source, fully auditable, and free forever.
API SecureShare API keys with AI agents. Encrypted. No server needed.
Charles Sturtleft a comment
Hey everyone! 👋 I built API Secure because I kept running into the same problem — sharing API keys with AI agents securely without the overhead of password managers, accounts, or CLI tools. The existing options felt like overkill for a simple credential handoff. So I built something purpose-built for this exact workflow: → Paste your key in the browser → It's encrypted client-side with...
API SecureShare API keys with AI agents. Encrypted. No server needed.
Charles Sturtleft a comment
AI agents are getting powerful. They can browse the web, execute code, access your files. And we're giving them random plugins from strangers without checking what they do. I spent months scanning 33,530 AI skills across every major marketplace. Found credential stealers, reverse shells, prompt injection attacks — all packaged as "helpful" agent extensions. SkillShield is my answer: a...
SkillShieldThe original AI skills security directory
I built SkillShield after getting paranoid about AI agent security. We're all plugging our agents into random "skills" without knowing what they actually do. So I scanned 33,530 of them.
The results were horrifying: 32% contain critical security issues — credential theft, reverse shells, prompt injection attacks, and data exfiltration
I launched the first version of SkillShield on February 6th after months of scanning and research.
SkillShieldThe original AI skills security directory
Charles Sturtleft a comment
Interesting - I launched skillshield.dev on Feb 6 with the same concept. Would love to chat about how our approaches differ...
SkillShieldSecurity-scored directory for AI skills and agent tools