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The Vault is GUIness’s built-in credential manager. It encrypts every API key and token you store using AES-GCM with a master password you choose, and decrypts them only in memory during your active session — nothing is ever stored in plaintext. Access the Vault via the key-count button in the top toolbar.

Supported credential types

TypeUsed For
Anthropic API KeyClaude models via Run Pipeline
OpenAI API KeyGPT models via Run Pipeline
Gemini API KeyGemini models + live model list
OpenClaw TokenOpenClaw gateway authentication
GitHub TokenGist sync (classic token with gist scope)
Gist IDTarget Gist for sync
Bluesky CredentialsPost to Bluesky (handle:app-password format)
LinkedIn TokenPost to LinkedIn
Twitter TokenPost to Twitter
Meta/IG TokenPost to Instagram

How to add a credential

1

Open the Vault

Click the Vault button in the top toolbar. The button displays the current count of stored credentials.
2

Start a new entry

Click Add Credential inside the Vault panel.
3

Select the credential type

Choose the credential type from the dropdown (for example, Anthropic API Key or GitHub Token).
4

Enter the value

Paste or type the key, token, or credential string into the value field.
5

Encrypt and save

Enter your master password. GUIness encrypts the credential with AES-GCM and saves it to localStorage.
If you lose your master password, you cannot recover stored credentials. There is no reset mechanism — you would need to re-enter each credential from scratch.
Credentials are stored encrypted in your browser’s localStorage and are never sent to any external server. They leave your device only when you initiate a specific LLM or social API call that requires them.
For Bluesky, use the handle:app-password format — for example, user.bsky.social:xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx. You can generate an app password in your Bluesky account settings without exposing your main account password.

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