kavrix 0.2.4 → 0.2.6
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- package/README.md +32 -6
- package/dist/bin.js +3291 -221
- package/dist/chunks/{chunk-7AJQTDJG.js → chunk-O5SD3CYP.js} +3 -2
- package/dist/chunks/{chunk-MNQHU3EJ.js → chunk-PMIKDBMJ.js} +181 -2
- package/dist/chunks/{chunk-3LXISP6O.js → chunk-S5YN7S73.js} +1 -1
- package/dist/chunks/{chunk-MTADWNBJ.js → chunk-ZNVQXSGS.js} +2 -2
- package/dist/index.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/dist/kavrix.cdx.json +20 -20
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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# 3. Copy the returned opaque vault ID into the flat commands.
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kavrix put github/token --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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kavrix get github/token --reveal --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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# Or create an explicit project/service/item hierarchy.
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kavrix context create platform --environment production --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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kavrix service create github --context platform --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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kavrix item create deploy --context platform --service github --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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kavrix field set token --type api-key --context platform --service github \
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--item deploy --profile work --vault <vault-id>
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```
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Sensitive input is prompted for or read from stdin; it is never accepted as a
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| `db key create` | Create an exact-snapshot key for full local-file sharing. |
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| `db recovery ...` | Manage database-root recovery kits. |
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| `migrate database` | Copy one legacy version 2 vault into a database. |
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| `context`, `service`, `item`, `field` | Manage structured project credentials and schema-driven typed fields. |
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| `put`, `get`, `list`, `view`, `search`, `stats`, `has`, `rename`, `remove` | Store, read, and organize credentials. |
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| `key status/verify/copy/replicate/assign/rewrap` | Manage protected key files. |
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| `recovery create/verify/status/revoke/use` | Manage recovery kits. |
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| `doctor`, `doctor health` | Validate a vault; repair bounded transient state safely. |
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| `init`, `vault`, `legacy v2 commands` | Version 2 compatibility surface. |
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| `run` | Execute one command with selected credentials injected as environment variables only. |
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| `policy create/list/show/remove/check/explain/lint/diff/suggest` | Stored rules plus read-only simulation, diagnostics, previews, and narrowing advice. |
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| `grant create/list/show/revoke` | Temporary consumable authorizations with live expiry, restrictions, and use caps. |
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| `audit` | Plaintext-free security audit trail. |
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| `agent run`, `agent exec` | Credential firewall that brokers AI coding agents. |
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commands never display
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Sensitive plaintext output is opt-in through `--reveal` or multiline-safe
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`--reveal-base64`; listing and dashboard commands never display field values.
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`field get` may return a non-sensitive value according to its schema.
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Database vaults organize private data as project context/environment →
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service/group → credential item → typed fields. The root flat commands remain
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a compatibility projection over the default context/service and never split a
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literal name such as `github/token` into hierarchy segments. Field definitions
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carry copy, reveal, reauthentication, and export policies; present values stay
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## Running tools without pasting secrets
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kavrix policy create deploy --secret aws/deploy-key \
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--command terraform --hash terraform=<sha256> --ttl 30m
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kavrix policy check deploy -- terraform plan
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kavrix policy explain deploy -- terraform plan
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kavrix policy lint
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kavrix grant create aws/deploy-key --ttl 15m --max-uses 3
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kavrix grant show <grant-id>
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kavrix agent run
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Policies are evaluated fail-closed before any child process spawns, grants are
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consumed atomically and can be revoked immediately, and `kavrix audit` records
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policy, grant, authorization, and completion events without secret material.
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The policy developer tools and grant inspection authenticate metadata without
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decrypting credential payloads, modifying audit state, or creating a missing
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authorization sidecar.
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## Options worth knowing
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| `--value-stdin` | Read a credential value from stdin. |
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| `--secrets-stdin` | Read every unlock secret from exact stdin frames. |
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| `--reveal` | The explicit guard that prints plaintext. |
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| `--reveal-base64` | Authorized multiline-safe field-value output. |
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| `--json` | Masked machine-readable output. |
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| `--overwrite` | Opt in to replacing something that already exists. |
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| `--allow-insecure-transport` | Explicit opt-in to unencrypted MongoDB transport (isolated networks only). |
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- Losing all valid owner keys and all database recovery kits makes the database
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permanently unrecoverable by design; there is no reset or escrow.
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- User identities, public enrollment, per-vault grants and roles, revocation
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with rotation, and ownership transfer are not yet implemented. Structured
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payloads model notes, attachment ownership, and history, but 0.2.6 does not
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add attachment transfer or history-restore commands.
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- Windows command scripts (`.bat`, `.cmd`, `.com`) are refused for execution;
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invoke real executables.
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