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Why does HF store "secrets"? Couldn't they just store a public key, the user has the secret key and signs their requests with that?
by TekMol 2y ago
Why does HF store "secrets"?
Couldn't they just store a public key, the user has the secret key and signs their requests with that?
- cushpush 2y agoUsually you need some sort of "token" that lets you practically operate within a browser session. It seems like this is about tokens they had to revoke, which is kinda like a password but not.
- foolishbard 2y agoYou can build apps hosted on HF which access third party APIs, e.g. OpenAI or Anthropic. The api keys for these are then stored in the HF secrets