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I keep them in env variables rather than files. Not 100% secure - technically Claude Code could still run printenv - but it's never tried. The main thing is it
by victorbuilds 11mo ago
I keep them in env variables rather than files. Not 100% secure - technically Claude Code could still run printenv - but it's never tried. The main thing is it won't stumble into them while reading config files or grepping around.
- 63stack 11mo agoA process does not need to run printenv to see environment variables, they are literally part of the environment it runs in.
- dist-epoch 11mo agoThe LLM doesn't have direct access to the process env unless the harness forwards it (and it doesn't)