9 episodesq-ringSeries
q-ring 101
Nine short episodes, one q-ring command each: store, scope, inject, rotate, expire, move, import, audit, and govern secrets from your terminal.
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q-ring
The quantum-inspired keyring for AI-era development.
Install
bash
brew install i4ctime/tap/qringOverview
AI agents need secrets, and pasting API keys into config files is how leaks happen. q-ring is a secure-by-default keyring that gives both humans and AI agents a safe way to store, share, and use credentials. It speaks MCP natively, so coding agents request secrets through policy-checked, audited channels instead of reading .env files.
Highlights
Native MCP server - AI agents access secrets through audited, policy-checked channels
Quantum-inspired workflows: entangle related secrets, teleport them between machines, tunnel them into remote sessions
Full audit chain with anomaly detection and codebase secret scanning
Published via Homebrew for one-command installs
Docs & guides
Watch
All videos9 episodes1:04q-ringTrailer
q-ring - Once, there was a file. (Official Trailer)
q-ring keeps API keys in your OS keychain instead of a .env file and hands them to AI coding agents over MCP, with policy, redaction, and an audit log.
Tech Stack
TypeScriptNode.jsMCPAES-256-GCMHomebrew
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