How does Keyward differ from using environment variables or .env files?
Keyward keeps secrets encrypted and only injects the specific key approved per request, so the model and any third-party code never have access to all your secrets.
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基本情報
Local, encrypted secret broker for AI agents — tools request an API key by name over MCP, you approve in a native OS dialog, and only that key is injected into your project; the model never sees the value.
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Keyward is a local, encrypted secret broker for AI agents. When an agent requests an API key by name over MCP, Keyward prompts you to approve the request via a native OS dialog, then injects only that key into your project without the model ever seeing the value.
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Keyward keeps secrets encrypted and only injects the specific key approved per request, so the model and any third-party code never have access to all your secrets.
Secrets are stored locally in an encrypted store. No data leaves your machine.
Approval requires a native OS dialog, so headless or fully automated workflows cannot approve requests.
Keyward communicates with AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
No. Keyward injects only the approved key into the project’s tool‑call response; the model never sees the raw secret.

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