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keypaste

A KeePass-compatible password and secrets manager for people who work with AI agents.

  • dotenv
  • keepass
  • mcp-server
  • password-manager
  • secrets-management
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Created
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Overview

A KeePass-compatible password and secrets manager for people who work with AI agents. It ranks #66 on GitTiger, gaining +5 stars on October 30, 2026 (UTC).

The project is written in C# and has 8 forks. It was created 1mo ago.

AI-generated summary of the repository README — may contain errors.

What it is

keypaste (notinferred/keypaste) is a C# project described as a KeePass-compatible password and secrets manager for people who work with AI agents. It is tagged with dotenv, keepass, mcp-server, password-manager and secrets-management, and it is licensed AGPL-3.0.

Capabilities described

According to the README preview, keypaste puts your logins and project secrets into a single KeePass-compatible vault and hands a secret to an AI agent only when you permit it. The published v0.3.0 CLI is said to: - Keep logins and environment variables inside a local KDBX vault. - Launch commands with those secrets supplied. - Request your approval before an agent receives a secret.

The preview also describes the vault as a single KDBX 4 file stored locally, needing neither an account nor a network, and notes that KeePassXC can edit it. Further features are said to live only in source until a later release. A desktop app is mentioned but has not been publicly released.

Getting started

The supplied evidence has no install commands. See the repository README, and its FEATURES file, for what ships in which release.

Installation
git clone https://github.com/notinferred/keypaste.git
cd keypaste
# see README for setup

Frequently Asked Questions

Which keypaste features are in the published release?

The README preview credits v0.3.0 with a CLI that asks your permission before handing a secret to an agent. Per the preview, it keeps logins and env variables in a local KDBX vault and can launch commands using them. Remaining features are only in source for now.

Is there a desktop app for keypaste?

The README preview mentions a desktop app but says it has not been publicly released.

Does keypaste need an account or network connection?

Per the README preview, the vault is one local KDBX 4 file, and it needs neither an account nor a network connection.

What license does keypaste use?

The supplied metadata lists the license as AGPL-3.0.