Store API keys or credentials locally so Swiss API tools that require authentication become fully operational. Keys take effect immediately, with no server restart needed.
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- Scan your projects for exposed secrets, API keys, tokens, and credentials. Also checks that .env files are gitignored.MIT
- List installed Cortex analyzers with optional filtering by data type, search term, or to show only those requiring no API keys.MIT
- Retrieve all installed responder definitions. Optionally filter by data type, search term, or only those requiring no API keys.MIT
- View API keys for the account, newest first, with names, scopes, and last-used dates. Requires manage-keys permission; raw secrets are never shown.MIT
- List all API keys for a sub-account with pagination using the master account's credentials. Get permissions, IP whitelist, and expiration status without exposing secrets.MIT
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- Disable a Code-Fundi API key by its UUID to revoke access immediately. Use list-api-keys to find key IDs first.MITDestructive
- List workspace API keys with their scopes and limits to manage access. Key values are never returned.MIT
- Check which AI provider API keys are configured (shown masked) and see which providers each generation tool can use.MIT
- Retrieve all API keys for your organization without exposing secret values. Quickly audit active keys to manage access.MIT
- List all API keys (masked) for the authenticated Code-Fundi account.MIT
- Decommission an agent and revoke its scoped API keys. Requires an org-level API key.Apache 2.0Destructive
- Retrieve pending approval requests for agent actions that require human authorization before execution.MIT
- List API keys for your account, showing masked values, permission scopes, and last-used dates to monitor and manage access securely.MIT
- View your developer API keys in masked form, ensuring plaintext remains inaccessible after creation. Use this to audit active keys without exposing secrets.MIT
- Retrieve API keys in a workspace with id, name, prefix, suffix, status, and last used. This action requires owner role and never exposes plaintext keys.MIT
- Retrieve metadata of your API keys without exposing the secret values.MIT
- List API keys with masked values to verify their existence without exposing sensitive data.MIT
- Open a browser page to securely enter your exchange API keys. Keys are entered directly on the exchange site, never in the chat, to connect your account.MIT
- Generate frontend form code in HTML5, React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind, or curl that sends submissions to any recipient email, with zero API keys required.MIT
- Identify missing and extra translation keys across locale files. Compare source language keys against target translations to list gaps and obsolete entries.Apache 2.0