If you want even more security, Gate makes it so your code, agents, and infrastructure never touches your secrets.
Without Gate, secrets live in your process memory at runtime.
With Gate, secrets never leave Capy infrastructure.
Gate isn't just a secure proxy, it's a secrets lifecycle management tool that gives you more control over your stack's most sensitive resources.
Because gate resolves credentials within Capy, rotating secrets doesn't affect your application. No environment changes, no restart, no downtime.
Every credential access is logged with caller identity, destination, timestamp, and result. Know exactly who accessed what, and when.
Gate authenticates each actor before granting access to resources. Applications, agents, and users each carry a unique identity, safeguarded by MFA — unverified requests are blocked.
Revoke a credential, a session, or an entire identity instantly. No waiting for token expiry — access ends the moment you decide it does.
Initialize Capy in your application and everything else stays the same. Your existing process.env calls work as before — Gate handles the rest.
1// Conventionally imported secrets234const {5STRIPE_KEY,6DATABSE_URL7} = process.env89const stripe = new Stripe(STRIPE_KEY)10const db = new Pool({11connectionString: DATABASE_URL12})
1import capy from 'capy-sdk'2capy.init(process.env) // that's it34const {5STRIPE_KEY,6DATABSE_URL7} = process.env89const stripe = new Stripe(STRIPE_KEY)10const db = new Pool({11connectionString: DATABASE_URL12})
