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on Linux use systemd-credentials. It already does that

• porridgeraisin 2mo ago
  Yes, you can even have it tpm-backed. echo -n "sk-proj-12345..." | systemd-creds encrypt --with-key=tpm2 --name=openai_key - openai.cred And then at runtime export OPENAI_API_KEY=$(sudo systemd-creds decrypt openai.cred)
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• bukershok 2mo ago
  Soon it will also be for Linux
• nf-x 2mo ago
  there are so many great tools in the baseline core infrastructure. and there's so much NIH syndrome still. appreciation and OS aside, systemd-creds relays long-lived creds into long-lived processes, and author's AI slop attempts at short-lived/on-demand injections. Apparently, author's AI slop gets a lot of iterations, but has not much of external scrutiny yet.
• chanux 2mo ago
  Available since 2021 (systemd v250) and I just got to know. Better late than never I guess. PS: Thank you!