Your coding agents need access. Not your entire vault.
Keep secrets out of the unsafe places where they leak. For builders running Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents.
No credit card. Free tier available. Secrets are encrypted before database write.
Agent Secrets demo (try it)
Repository automation token
Shared PR context
Read-only issue token
Research context
Launch notes bot login
Draft releases
How it works
Store once. Grant precisely. Retrieve safely.
Add a credential to ScopeHold, choose where it belongs, then grant access only to the humans and agents that need it.
Secrets no longer appear in chat history or scattered local files.
Store
Add the credential once. Values are stored securely with AES-256 envelope encryption.
Scope
Choose which projects the secret is shared with, and the security level allowed.
Grant
Grant access to team members and agents as needed. Add or remove access easily.
Retrieve
Retrieve through the dashboard, API, or CLI, with exec injection available to agents.
Access model
Controlled access
Humans and agents retrieve credentials through different paths: dashboard reveal for people, CLI and API retrieval for agents.
Same policy layer, different interaction model.
Human access
Dashboard reveal
Humans reveal only granted secrets, with optional MFA before sensitive fields are shown.
Mia Jackson
Member access
Agent access
CLI / API retrieval
Agents retrieve only what they need, or run commands with secrets injected at runtime.
$ scopehold exec -- deploy
injected: STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
value not printed by ScopeHold
Practical outcomes
Secrets stay out of the places they leak.
Using ScopeHold removes raw secrets from everyday coordination, making collaboration more efficient whilst reducing risk.
Every reveal and retrieval is logged, so auditing remains easy after the work is done.
Empower your coding agents without secrets becoming prompt history.
ScopeHold keeps provider secrets scoped, retrievable, and auditable without turning access into an approval queue.