#ai-agents

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An always-on AI agent is a credential left running unattended. Here's how to host agents around the clock without turning a 3am mistake into a leaked key.

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Should your AI agents' API keys live in your own machine or in someone else's cloud? The honest tradeoffs, the failure modes of each, and which one wins for solo operators.

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Prompt injection is the attack that turns your AI agent against you — a web page tells it to exfiltrate your keys, and it complies. How it works and how to defang it.

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A credential broker sits between your AI agents and your real API keys, handing out scoped, revocable access instead of the raw secret. What it is, how it works, and who needs one.

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A fast, do-it-yourself audit of what your AI agents can actually touch — the questions to ask, the red flags to find, and how to shrink your blast radius today.

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Connecting an MCP server hands your agent new powers — and new ways to leak your keys. The checklist to run before you plug a Model Context Protocol server into an agent.

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The honest answer to whether you should hand AI agents your API keys — the real risks, what credential sprawl actually costs you, and the safer way to give agents access.

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Where to actually keep API keys when AI agents need them — what not to do, the safer patterns, and how to give agents access without handing over the raw secret.

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When an AI agent misbehaves, how fast can you cut it off? Why a one-click kill switch matters, the options, and how to set up revocable access before you need it.

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Credential sprawl is the quiet risk of the AI-agent era — every agent holding every key. What it is, why agents make it worse, and how to shrink your blast radius.