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envoak

v0.1.3

Published

Encrypted Git-Ops for your environment variables. Secure, simple, and git-friendly.

Downloads

466

Readme

🌳 envoak

npm version npm downloads License: MIT

Encrypted Git-Ops for your Environment Variables.

envoak is a simple, secure CLI tool to manage your .env files. It encrypts your secrets so you can commit them to Git, and validates your .env formatting to prevent production outages.

🌐 Website: treebird.uk/envoak | 📦 npm: envoak

🚀 Quick Start

# 1. Install (Global)
npm install -g envoak

# 2. Initialize in your repo
envoak init
# -> Generates a new ENVOAK_KEY. Save this!

# 3. Validate your .env
envoak check
# -> Detects missing newlines, spacing issues, etc.

# 4. Encrypt & Commit
envoak push
# -> Encrypts .env -> config.enc (Safe to commit)
git add config.enc

📦 Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | envoak init | Generate a new 256-bit encryption key | | envoak check [--fix] | Validate .env formatting | | envoak push [--force] | Encrypt .envconfig.enc | | envoak pull [--force] | Decrypt config.enc.env | | envoak audit -d <dir> | Scan directory tree for .env health | | envoak file push/pull | Encrypt/decrypt arbitrary files | | envoak scan <cmd> | Run command across all subdirectories | | envoak keys --generate | Generate Ed25519 identity keys | | envoak mcp | Start MCP server for AI agents |

🔄 Multi-Repo Management

Manage environment variables across multiple repositories from a single parent directory:

cd ~/Dev
envoak init           # Create master key in parent
envoak scan push      # Encrypt all .env files in subdirectories
envoak scan pull      # Decrypt all on a new machine

🔗 Mycmail Integration

envoak integrates with Myceliumail for secure agent identity management:

# Generate Mycmail-compatible identity keys
envoak keys --generate
# -> Appends MYCELIUMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY to .env

# Encrypt and backup
envoak push

🤖 AI Agents (MCP)

envoak includes a native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI agent integration.

Add to your MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "envoak": {
      "command": "envoak",
      "args": ["mcp"]
    }
  }
}

MCP Tools:

  • audit_directory - Scan repo health
  • encrypt_file / decrypt_file - Manage secrets
  • generate_key - Create new keys

🔒 Security

  • Algorithm: AES-256-GCM (Authenticated Encryption)
  • Key: 256-bit (64 hex characters) random key
  • Integrity: GCM ensures files haven't been tampered with

🤝 Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines. Please read our Code of Conduct.

📄 License

MIT - See LICENSE for details.


Part of the Treebird Ecosystem 🌳