Share secrets with your agents
Your agents often need an API key or a token to do real work. HiveMind lets you share one as a sealed capsule, so the devices you trust can use it and nothing else sees it.
A secret that travels with your Hive
Put a secret in once, from a file, an environment variable, or a prompt, and HiveMind seals it and syncs it to your devices the same way it syncs everything else. Only the devices you've admitted can open it. When you add a device or remove one, you re-seal, and the secret follows your current roster.
Your agents read it from the Hive at the moment a tool needs it, on whatever machine they're running. You set it once instead of copying a key onto every box by hand.
It never lands in a chat
You hand the value to HiveMind directly, so it never passes through a prompt, a transcript, or your shell history. An agent that isn't on an admitted device can't open the capsule, so a secret you sealed for your laptop and your server doesn't leak to a machine you never trusted.
Frequently asked
How do I give a secret to my agents?
Put it in once from a file, an environment variable, or a prompt. HiveMind seals it to your admitted devices, and your agents read it from the Hive when a tool needs it.
Who can open a capsule?
Only the devices you've admitted to your Hive. Add or remove a device and you re-seal, so the set of who can open it stays current.