Problem
Agents may need to use configured secrets to complete product/runtime tasks, but Launchplane must not expose plaintext secret values through agent context or convenience flags.
Scope
- Let agents inspect secret binding status without values.
- Let authorized agents request approved secret-backed actions, transfers, or bindings to allow-listed destinations.
- Require dry-run/apply shape and audit reasons where appropriate.
- Ensure responses show key names, counts, binding ids, validation state, and redacted evidence only.
- Keep any break-glass plaintext reveal path outside agent APIs.
Acceptance Criteria
- No agent-facing endpoint returns plaintext secrets.
- Secret-backed actions can be authorized without handing the agent reusable secret material.
- Destinations are allow-listed and policy checked.
- Logs, errors, issue comments, PR text, and context payloads never include secret values.
- Tests cover denied reveal attempts and approved redacted binding/apply flows.
Relationships
Problem
Agents may need to use configured secrets to complete product/runtime tasks, but Launchplane must not expose plaintext secret values through agent context or convenience flags.
Scope
Acceptance Criteria
Relationships