use-native-credential-proxy

To inject credentials into containers without an external gateway, use NanoClaw's built-in credential proxy to read credentials from a local .env file and inject them directly into container API requests.

A .env-based credential proxy works by reading your local credentials and injecting them into container API requests automatically, eliminating manual token handling and removing the need for external services.

Yes, you can use a .env file to manage both Anthropic tokens and Claude API keys, allowing seamless credential management for containerized agents within NanoClaw deployments.

The best way to replace the OneCLI gateway is to follow a phased workflow: verify proxy absence, merge the skill branch, update documentation, install dependencies, build, and validate the credential setup.

No external dependencies are required for container credential management in NanoClaw, because the built-in credential proxy simplifies credential management by reading directly from a local .env file.

To validate the native credential proxy setup, create a .env file with your credentials, restart NanoClaw to activate the proxy, and complete the final phase of the workflow to verify startup and credential injection.