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argetlam

v0.0.0

Published

2 months ago

Placeholder. Short-lived, scoped credentials for AI agents and backend services — the real client lands here.

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credentials workload-identity oidc oauth2 secrets agents

argetlam

This is a placeholder. It does nothing yet.

Argetlam is a credential broker. Instead of your application holding a long-lived API key for Slack, GitHub, Linear or Stripe in an environment variable — shared by every user, never expiring, with full reach — it proves its identity to Argetlam and receives a short-lived, narrowly scoped credential that expires in minutes.

It can act on behalf of a specific person through delegated OAuth, and it federates to AWS and GCP for temporary cloud credentials. The long-lived secrets stay in the broker, encrypted under a KMS key, and every issuance is audited.

The client library will be published here. Until then this package reserves the name.

— https://argetlam.com

Name

Argetlám is Old Irish for "silver hand", the epithet of Nuada Airgetlám, first king of the Tuatha Dé Danann, who lost his hand in battle and was given one of silver. It was the mark that proved he could hold the kingship.

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All rights reserved. See LICENSE.