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Show HN: Capy – A Git-style platform for managing your team's secrets Hello HN!<p>We&#x27;re all spending more and more time making stuff with agents, but I&#x27;ve noticed that one of the things that is the most disconnected from my daily engineering workflow is dealing with secrets and credentials. It often involves a lot of click-ops, copying&#x2F;pasting, and collaboration, and none of the secrets management products out there have truly scratched that itch.<p>I built Capy to solve this. It&#x27;s a secrets manager whose entire frontend is a developer CLI, and I find it extremely ergonomic to use by hand. You also don&#x27;t need to leave the CLI to sign up for and use it! You can install and authenticate without leaving your terminal (or agent) session.<p>It also has very powerful version management with git-like branching and conflict resolution. You can push a version manifest to source control and have collaborators pull a specific version of the secrets at any point in time.<p>The platform itself is extremely secure. It encrypts your local .env files so they can&#x27;t be read directly. Upon pushing the values to the service, it encrypts them yet again with a service key. That way neither a compromised local machine nor a compromised service alone will result in a leakage.<p>BTW: Since it was released in April, I&#x27;ve been refining it and have evolved the focus a bit. Originally I was going for more TUI and TTY with guided wizards for doing things like deployments, rotations, and connecting services, but I realize that the real future is in making the product work EXTREMELY well with agents.<p>So the next evolution of is a more satisfying Agent ergonomic, and I have been working on something big next on that front.<p>Curious about your thoughts on the idea, execution, and would appreciate any and all feedback!