Glossary · Identity & access

Credential vault

Write-only per-tenant storage for the secrets a run needs — referenced by name, resolved inside the browser, never returned by any read.

What is credential vault?

A credential vault is encrypted, per-tenant storage for the secrets an authenticated workflow requires. A secret is referenced in a goal or a compiled path as a token rather than a value, and resolved inside the isolated browser session at fill time. Listing returns names and creation dates; there is no endpoint that returns a value.

Why it matters

Authenticated automation is impossible without a safe place for credentials, and unsafe credential handling is a non-starter. Write-only is the property that matters: a compromised read cannot exfiltrate a secret, because no read returns one.

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