AsyncFlux Secrets
Workspace secrets for people, machines and agents.
AsyncFlux Secrets lets you manage named values in workspace environments, review their history, and give machines access through an authenticated HTTPS API.
Open the dashboard to work with secrets. Use the API at https://app.asyncflux.com/api/secrets from another machine. A workspace API token connects that machine to one workspace; the token's permissions apply across all its environments.
Start with your task
| I want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Add a first example secret | Quickstart |
| Edit, import, compare or restore values | Use the dashboard |
| Connect a laptop, service or coding agent | Connect a machine or agent |
| Organize development and production values | Workspaces and environments |
| Choose access, replace a token or revoke it | Permissions and tokens |
| Integrate directly over HTTPS | API reference |
| Diagnose access failures or handle values safely | Troubleshooting |
Metadata and values are different access decisions
Metadata includes names, types, versions, notes, history and display values. Display values depend on the secret type: most are masked, connection strings are partly masked, and values marked certificate, publishable or config are displayed in full. Metadata is therefore not guaranteed to be value-free.
Reading protected plaintext requires a separate permission. Revealing one value, exporting an environment and comparing actual values all use that permission. Management access can change values without granting permission to retrieve existing protected values.
The dashboard is part of Vikings. Workspace identities, roles and API tokens come from Vikings access controls; the Secrets service holds the secrets. An identity-provider sign-in and a workspace automation token are different credentials.
For machines and agents
Start with metadata, request only the permissions the task needs, and use a separate token per integration. Keep credentials and retrieved values outside prompts, logs and repositories. Connect a machine or agent walks through authentication without printing a secret value.