Stop AI coding agents from leaking your API keys. Local proxy + MCP that swaps real secrets for phm_ tokens — works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex.

CLI tool that catches secrets baked into your Next.js client bundle before they reach production. CLI and HTML reporting with AI root cause analysis, git provenance, and MCP server support.

Automated cross-platform tool to securely backup .env files to Bitwarden vault as Secure Notes. Supports recursive discovery and duplicate prevention.

Claude Code plugin that blocks reading .gitignore'd files and dotfiles

Zero-dependency Python tool for comparing .env files, validating against schemas, generating .env.example, merging with conflict resolution, and comparing server environments via SSH.

Fast, modern Rust CLI for linting .env files and syncing with Kubernetes, Terraform, and Ansible.

A small CLI for keeping .env and .env.example files in sync.

"Safe, deterministic CLI for validating, diffing, and formatting .env files — Rust-powered, offline, comment-preserving."

🦔 Desktop app for managing configuration files across your projects. Scan .env, YAML, JSON, and TOML files, detect missing keys and duplicates, and export clean templates. 100% local, no telemetry. Built with Tauri 2, React 19, and Rust.

envlock-cli is a secure command-line interface for managing encrypted .env templates. Store configurations locally, protect each template with a unique password, and group them into containers (frontend, backend, staging). It’s ideal for securely setting up environments and protecting sensitive data during the development process.

🔐 Scan .env files and git history for accidentally committed secrets, API keys, and credentials. Pure Python, no dependencies.

A lightweight toolkit for sanitizing, masking, and safely encoding user input across multiple languages.

A powerful CLI tool for exploring and managing configuration files

🔍 Automate the backup of your `.env` files to Bitwarden as Secure Notes, ensuring secure storage and easy access across platforms.