Observed arrival · 2026-10-26

SkeletonKey keeps API credentials out of agent context

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SkeletonKey describes an open-source local tool that lets an AI agent find APIs and make calls without exposing your credentials to the model.

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For: Developers giving AI agents API access
Worth noticing: The described local proxy injects secrets for a destination domain, while a SQLite ledger records one row per call.

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The described workflow keeps secrets in a user-configured vault and resolves them only when a call is made, with the local proxy handling injection. The page names Bitwarden, 1Password, an operating-system keychain, and an encrypted file as options, and says a SQLite ledger records each call. Setup commands for Claude Code and Codex are visible, though the page notes the package is not yet on npm.

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