
In development
conte
t Key
Your secrets should not disappear after creation.
Developers constantly create credentials that may only be shown once: API keys, access tokens, signing secrets, service IDs, environment values, and other pieces of configuration that become painful to recover after the fact. conteXt Key is being built as a dedicated, secure place to keep that information organized by the project and service it belongs to.
Instead of scattering secrets across notes, screenshots, .env files, dashboards, and forgotten password-manager entries, conteXt Key gives development credentials a home designed around their actual context. The goal is simple: know what a key belongs to, where it is used, and how to find it when the project needs it again.
Longer term, tools such as xConnect may be able to handle more of this connection and credential flow automatically. conteXt Key remains the deliberate vault: the place where the sensitive building blocks of your development ecosystem can be stored and understood.
- Developer Tools
- Security
- Credentials
