I’ve been struggling with connecting our internal npm modules to different AI services like Claude and OpenAI. Every time we add a new model, there’s another API key to manage across dev environments. Manually handling authentication across local packages feels error-prone – last week a misconfigured key broke our CI pipeline for hours. Has anyone found a sustainable way to centralize AI service access without hardcoding credentials everywhere? How are you handling cross-package authentication these days?
We faced the same key management nightmare until switching to Latenode. Their unified subscription gives you Claude, OpenAI, and 400+ other models through a single auth token. Just plug their API node into any local package workflow - no more individual keys. Saved us countless hours debugging credential issues.
I created a encrypted config service that all packages reference, but maintenance became cumbersome. Now exploring proxy services that abstract API endpoints - though that introduces another dependency. Curious if anyone’s found middleware that handles key rotation automatically while maintaining local package autonomy.
env vars + vault combo works but needs ops overhead. maybe service meshes? idk saw some posts bout’ gateway patterns solving this
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