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Secrets let you store sensitive values — API keys, tokens, and other credentials — that your HTTP tools and auth connections need. Reference secrets by name in your tools instead of entering the credential in each tool. Open Settings → Secrets to manage them.
Never share secret values, paste them into chat messages, or commit them to source control. Once stored, a secret’s value is not shown again — treat each secret as you would a password.

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Create a secret

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Open Secrets

Open Settings → Secrets and select Add secret.
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Name and value

Give the secret a clear name so you can recognize it later, then paste the credential value (such as an API key or token).
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Save

Save the secret. You can now reference it from an HTTP tool or auth connection.
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Edit and delete secrets

You can rename a secret or replace its value at any time — useful when you rotate a key. Deleting a secret removes it permanently; any HTTP tool that relies on it stops working until you provide a replacement.
Creating, editing, and deleting secrets requires the Owner or Admin role.

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Next steps

HTTP Tool

Use stored secrets when building tools.

Auth connections

Connect external services with stored credentials.