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Stop giving AI agents your API keys in plaintext > Use Vault

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Stop giving AI agents your API keys in plaintext > Use Vault

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If you are building AI agents, you are probably storing your API keys inenv files. That is a massive security risk. Vault is the missing security layer for the agentic revolution. It gives your AI agents their own cryptographic identity. Instead of sharing a master key, your agent fetches only the specific encrypted secrets it needs at runtime. It is zero-knowledge, built on Sui, and plugs directly into OpenClaw, CrewAI, LangGraph, or any framework you use.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Yannick here. We are all compressing time by delegating tasks to AI agents. But right now, the entire agentic revolution has a fatal flaw: we are handing over our master API keys and passwords in plaintext. If an agent goes rogue or gets prompt-injected, your entire stack is exposed. That is why we built Vault. Vault is a zero-knowledge secrets manager designed specifically for AI agents. Here is how it works: 1. Your agent gets its own cryptographic identity. 2. You share specific secrets (like a Stripe API key) with that specific agent. 3. The agent decrypts the secret at runtime, right before it needs it. No more .env files. No more shared master keys. Just secure, autonomous agents. We also built the Vault SDK so you can plug this into OpenClaw, CrewAI, or whatever framework you are building with today. I would love to hear your feedback and answer any questions about how we engineered the encryption pipeline! Try it out: https://tryvault.xyz Read the docs: https://docs.tryvault.xyz

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2d ago

What happens if an agent's cryptographic identity gets compromised, is there a way to revoke and rotate keys without downtime? Super relevant problem, congrats!

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1d ago

This is a really interesting direction.

One thing we’ve seen building agent-driven workflows is that the security model usually breaks down not at storage, but at execution — especially once agents start chaining actions across systems.

Curious how you’re thinking about scoped access and revocation in multi-step workflows?

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The Agentic Revolution Has a Fatal Flaw. Today, We Fix It with Vault and the Vault SDK.

We are handing the keys to our digital lives to autonomous entities, but those keys API keys, private keys, passwords are sitting exposed in plaintext .env files.

Today, under the Swarm Network, we fix this.

Introducing Vault and the Vault SDK.

Time travel is possible. By delegating execution to non-human intelligence, you aren't just automating tasks; you are fundamentally altering the ratio of time to output. You take one unit of action and compound it to equal 10,000 days of manual input. But to achieve this, we need secure infrastructure. That is why today, under the Swarm Network, we are releasing Vault and the Vault SDK the safe secret layer for the agentic age.

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