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"AWS Secrets Manager" matching MCP tools:
- Re-fetch database credentials from AWS Secrets Manager and reconnect. Use after running aws sso login to recover from an expired session or after secret rotation.MIT
- Check all AWS Secrets Manager secrets, rotation status, and code-referenced key names. Use it before security reviews or when coding to avoid guessing secret keys.MIT
- List Bitwarden Secrets Manager projects accessible to your machine identity, returning metadata for each project.MIT
- Create a Portkey reference to a secret stored in AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, or HashiCorp Vault. Returns a UUID and slug without exposing the resolved external secret.MIT
- Opens the Bitwarden Secrets Manager web vault in a browser, optionally filtered to a specific project using its UUID for targeted access.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceSecure, value-blind Model Context Protocol server for Bitwarden Secrets Manager using the official Python SDK.MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables secure delivery of Bitwarden Secrets Manager secrets to approved local files without exposing secret values to the MCP client or model. It provides metadata-only secret discovery and atomic file writes for single secrets or raw env files.MIT
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- List all secrets stored in LocalStack's Secrets Manager to retrieve and manage your local AWS secrets during development and testing.MIT
- Retrieve names and metadata of secrets stored in AWS Secrets Manager. Use filters to find specific secrets by name, description, or tags without exposing secret values.BSD 3-Clause
- Scan files to detect and redact exposed secrets like AWS keys, GitHub tokens, and private keys, preventing credential leaks.MIT
- Create a new secret in LocalStack's Secrets Manager by specifying a name and optional value, enabling secure storage and retrieval of configuration data during development and testing.MIT
- Retrieve metadata for a secret in LocalStack's Secrets Manager by providing the secret name or ARN.MIT
- Restore a previously deleted secret in AWS Secrets Manager. Provide the secret ID or ARN to recover it for local development and testing.MIT
- Scan conversation files to find leaked secrets such as AWS keys, API tokens, passwords, private keys, connection strings, and JWTs.MIT
- List Secret Manager secrets and their IDs, types, statuses, and rotation settings to inspect or audit stored secrets.MIT
- Retrieve secret values from LocalStack Secrets Manager using a secret name or ARN. Get plaintext secrets for local AWS development and testing.MIT
- Update the value of an existing secret in LocalStack Secrets Manager to modify local AWS credentials or configuration during development.MIT
- Retrieve names of AWS Secrets Manager secrets to manage sensitive data access and configuration across cloud applications.MIT
- Delete a secret from AWS Secrets Manager in LocalStack. Use force delete to immediately remove the secret without waiting for the recovery window.MIT
- Detect leaked AWS tokens, OpenAI keys, GitHub PATs, private keys, and JWT secrets in code, logs, and payloads to prevent credential exposure.MIT
- Detect leaked secrets in source code by analyzing Shannon entropy and patterns for private keys, AWS access credentials, JWTs, and database connection strings.MIT
- Detect hardcoded secrets in files and directories: AWS keys, GitHub tokens, API keys, private keys, database URLs, and more with 20+ recognition patterns.MITDestructive