Give your agents access. Not all your keys.
Designed for builders and teams using AI agents on real apps, ScopeHold makes keys, credentials, and tokens available for agents without exposing raw values.
No credit card. Free tier available. Secrets are encrypted before database write.
Agent Secrets demo (try it)
Repository automation token
Shared PR context
Read-only issue token
Research context
Launch notes bot login
Draft releases
How it works
Quick to save, safe to share.
Start with the Stripe, OpenAI, Supabase, or GitHub key your agent needs. Store it once, connect the right agent, and let the work run without exposing the raw value.
The workflow stays light enough for an individual builder and structured enough for a team.
Store
Add the real API key once, outside the project files your agent can read.
Connect
Connect Claude, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw, or Codex with OAuth so each agent has its own identity.
Grant
Grant that agent only the secrets it needs for the project or task.
Run
Use scopehold run so the value is injected at runtime without being printed or pasted.
Access model
Access for people and agents
You can reveal a password when you need it. Your agent can run a command with a key injected at runtime. Both paths use the same grants and audit trail.
One place to manage access, without turning every agent task or team handoff into a DevOps project.
Human access
Dashboard reveal
Humans reveal only granted secrets, with optional MFA before sensitive fields are shown.
Mia Jackson
Member access
Agent access
CLI / API retrieval
Agents retrieve only what they need, or run commands with secrets injected at runtime.
$ scopehold run -- deploy
injected: STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
value not printed by ScopeHold
Practical outcomes
Real keys stay out of the places agents can leak them.
ScopeHold lets you use real API keys in agent workflows without copying raw values into chat, .env files, shell history, or every client project on your laptop.
All usage is logged, so you can see which agents used which secrets after the work is done.
Let agents do the work without handing them every secret.
Start with one real API key, grant it to the right agent or team, and keep the raw value out of prompts, files, and logs.