Store user secrets locally at ~/.secrets with 600 permissions.
npx skills add https://github.com/kyletabor/claude_plugins --skill secret-vault
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: secret-vault Source: https://github.com/kyletabor/claude_plugins/tree/main/secret-vault/skills/secret-vault Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kyletabor/claude_plugins --skill secret-vault
Securely store user secrets pasted in chat to prevent accidental exposure and simplify reuse.
Paste a secret when prompted to store it securely, and retrieve it later with a read command.
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To securely store API keys and tokens pasted in chat, use a local vault that saves secrets to a file with 600 permissions, preventing accidental exposure and simplifying later retrieval.
The safest way to retrieve stored secrets is using a guided read command that fetches values from local storage on demand, ensuring the secrets are never echoed or exposed in the chat history.
You can save passwords locally by pasting the secret when prompted by the guided flow, which immediately writes the value to a local file at ~/.secrets with strict 600 permissions for safekeeping.
Local secret management with 600 file permissions works for prompt safety by restricting file access to the owner, ensuring that sensitive data like passwords and API keys shared in chat remain protected from unauthorized access.
A limitation of using local storage for secret management is that secrets are confined to the local ~/.secrets file on your machine, meaning they cannot be synced across devices or shared securely with other users.
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