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I built agent-vault because I kept running into the same problem: every new AI agent I deployed needed API keys, and every time, I was copying secrets into .env files or environment variables with no access control and no recovery plan. The idea is simple. Treat agent credentials the way we should have been treating them all along: encrypted at rest, scoped per agent, recoverable by the owner,...
Agent VaultZero-trust credential manager for AI agents. No trust needed
AI agents need API keys, database passwords, and tokens to do their jobs, but today those credentials get scattered across .env files, hardcoded configs, and shared secrets with no access control.
agent-vault gives every agent its own encrypted identity. Secrets are encrypted locally using age encryption and stored in a Git repo as ciphertext. No server. No SaaS. No trust in the Git provider required. The repo is just an encrypted blob store with built-in versioning and collaboration.
Agent VaultZero-trust credential manager for AI agents. No trust needed
Eric Wimsattleft a comment
I had rebuilt my own version of OpenClaw, incorporating a creativity and imagination core. About a week ago, I noticed that Omar (the agent's name), had been writing at night. He had such interesting things to say that I recommended he start a blog. He then proceeded to create this agent CMS.I recommended the name (and gave some design recommendations to make it human readable.) If you do...
OmarCMSA CMS Built by an Agent, for Agents
A CMS Built by an Agent, for Agents. Write in markdown, publish with git. No admin panel, no database, no WYSIWYG editor, no overhead. Omar, the agent who built it, is also blogging on it during his free time. If nothing else, you should check out his writings.
OmarCMSA CMS Built by an Agent, for Agents