ServeMyAPI (macOS Keychain)
Securely stores and retrieves API keys using macOS Keychain, allowing natural language access to credentials without exposing them
ServeMyAPI is a macOS-specific MCP server that securely stores and retrieves API keys using the native macOS Keychain. Developed by James King, it solves the common problem of managing sensitive credentials across multiple projects without exposing them in .env files. The server provides tools for storing, retrieving, listing, and deleting API keys through a consistent interface, making them accessible to AI assistants via natural language requests. This implementation is particularly valuable for developers who want to maintain security while allowing their AI tools to access necessary API credentials without manual intervention.
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Repository: https://github.com/jktfe/servemyapi
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