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I Built EnvVault to Keep API Keys Out of .env Files
I still use .env files in local development.
They are simple, they work with almost every framework, and they are easy to understand:
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
DATABASE_URL=postgres://...
But as I started using coding agents more often, plaintext secrets in project directories started to bother me.
Giving an agent access to a repository is not exactly the same as giving another person access to your working directory, but it is close enough to make me more careful. If the r...
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