secrets

Inject runtime secrets with Doppler and read credentials through 1Password CLI.

Updated Jun 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bsamiee/Rasm --skill secrets-bsamiee
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Skill: secrets
Source: https://github.com/bsamiee/Rasm/tree/main/.claude/skills/secrets
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bsamiee/Rasm --skill secrets-bsamiee

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Processes and terminals need runtime secrets and credentials without hardcoding values into repositories, and this Skill provides the exact Doppler and 1Password CLI commands to resolve, inject, and read them safely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Doppler Secret Injection: Wrap commands with doppler run to inject environment variables under a specific project and config, or mount secrets as named pipes. - 1Password Credential Reads: Read fields, one-time codes, and SSH keys via op read with secret references like op://<vault>/<item>/<field>, authorized by biometric unlock. - Scope and Token Management: Configure directory scopes, create ephemeral service tokens with --max-age, and revoke them when done. - Use Case: A developer needs a database password for a local migration script. Run doppler run --project backend --config dev -- ./migrate.sh to inject the secret without ever writing it to disk. ## Quick Start Use the secrets skill to inject the staging environment variables into my test command with Doppler.

Frequently Asked Questions about secrets

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I inject secrets into a command with Doppler?▼

Run `doppler run --project <p> --config <c> -- <cmd>` to inject all secrets from one project and config as environment variables. For shell operators like pipes or `&&`, use `doppler run --command '<cmd> && <cmd>'` instead.

How to read a 1Password item from the terminal?▼

Use `op read "op://<vault>/<item>/<field>"` to print one field value. The 1Password desktop app's biometric unlock authorizes each read, and `op whoami` verifies authentication first.

Doppler vs 1Password for secret management?▼

Doppler owns runtime secrets injected into processes under a project and config scope. 1Password owns a person's credentials and tokens an agent reads in a local terminal through `op`, and `op` appears in no repository code or infra program.

Can Doppler provide secrets as a file instead of environment variables?▼

Yes, `doppler run --mount <path>` mounts secrets as a named pipe at the given path and injects nothing into the environment. The pipe disappears when the Doppler process exits, and `--format` selects env, json, or template output.

Why does Doppler use the wrong project or config?▼

Doppler resolves options from the highest source present: flags, then environment variables like DOPPLER_TOKEN, then the config file scope. Run `env -u DOPPLER_TOKEN` to force one command to use the directory scope instead.

How do I create a temporary Doppler service token?▼

Run `doppler configs tokens create <name> --project <p> --config <c> --max-age <duration> --plain` to create an ephemeral token that expires automatically. Revoke it anytime with `doppler configs tokens revoke <token>`.