AI Developer Tools
OneCLI
Open-source credential gateway and secret vault that lets AI agents access APIs without exposing keys.
OneCLI
What is OneCLI?
OneCLI is an open-source gateway that sits between AI agents and external services. It stores credentials in an encrypted vault and injects them transparently at request time, so agents never see the real secrets.
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How to use OneCLI?
- 1Run OneCLI locally via curl install script or Docker.
- 2Open the dashboard at localhost:10254 and create an agent.
- 3Store your API credentials (secrets) in the vault.
- 4Configure your AI agent to use the gateway (port 10255) with a placeholder key.
- 5The gateway intercepts requests, swaps placeholder for real credentials, and forwards to the target service.
OneCLI Key Features
- Transparent credential injection for AI agents
- AES-256-GCM encrypted secret storage at rest
- Host and path matching for routing secrets to endpoints
- Multi-agent support with scoped access tokens
- Rust HTTP gateway with fast performance
- Single-user local mode or Google OAuth for teams
- Vault integration with Bitwarden for on-demand credential injection
OneCLI Use Cases
- Securing AI agents that call multiple third-party APIs
- Managing and rotating API keys for development teams
- Centralized credential access control in agent workflows
- Preventing credential leakage in open-source AI projects
OneCLI Pricing & Free Credits
OneCLI currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
OneCLI Pros & Cons
Pros
- Open-source and self-hosted, giving full control over credentials
- Easy setup with one-line install or Docker
- Lightweight Rust gateway adds minimal latency
- Transparent injection means minimal changes to agent code
Cons
- Currently limited to single-user local mode by default; OAuth setup requires additional config
- Requires self-hosting infrastructure (Docker/PostgreSQL)
- No managed cloud offering mentioned
What is OneCLI best for?
- Developers building AI agents that need secure API access
- Teams managing multiple AI agent deployments with varying credential scopes
- Open-source projects aiming to avoid hardcoded secrets