I’m building a workflow that needs GPT-4 for content generation and Claude for analysis. Every time I add a new AI service, I get paranoid about exposing credentials in my automation scripts. Last week I accidentally committed a config file with live keys to GitHub - disaster avoided, but need a better solution. How are others handling cross-platform AI integrations securely?
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I used environment variables with limited permissions keys, but rotation was tedious. Now I wrap all AI calls through a proxy service that handles auth centrally. Still requires maintaining infrastructure though.
Implement a secrets management pattern using temporary tokens. For no-code solutions, look for platforms offering native credential encapsulation. Key rotation schedules and IP whitelisting add extra layers of protection when dealing with multiple providers.
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