API keys end up in CI logs after almost every deploy. Some are old, some are still active, and nobody remembers who generated them.
APIAuth is a terminal key manager that keeps keys on your machine. You generate, rotate, and audit them from the CLI. No hosted dashboard, no phone-home telemetry, no SaaS login.
pip install git+https://github.com/Coding-Dev-Tools/apiauth.git
apiauth generate api-key --name "CI Key" --service "api-gateway" --expiry-days 90
~/.apiauth/Rotate keys as part of deploy, not as a manual ticket. Rotate in the branch, land it, and export the value straight into the runner:
apiauth rotate
apiauth audit --exit-on-expired
apiauth export --format github-actions --service production
apiauth audit --exit-on-expired exits non-zero if anything is stale, so the deploy stops before the bad key ships.
Free covers generate, verify, and env-format export for up to 5 keys. Audit, stats, JWT claims, and GitHub Actions export unlock at $12/mo. A Suite license covering all 11 Coding Dev Tools tools is $49/mo.
Claims sourced from apiauth/README.md and cross-checked against Obsidian-Vault-Local/40-Marketing/verified-facts-ledger.md (last verified 2026-07-02). Install is not public PyPI. Working paths: pip install git+https://github.com/Coding-Dev-Tools/apiauth.git or pip install git+https://github.com/Coding-Dev-Tools/apiauth.git. Pricing table: Free $0 (5 keys), Individual $12/mo ($10/yr), Suite $49/mo ($39/yr), Team $79/mo ($63/yr), Enterprise custom. License: MIT. Python 3.10+. The README contains unresolved merge-conflict markers after the footer paragraph; claims here are drawn from the clean section only.