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Key Editor

A focused editor for API and cryptographic keys, enabling validation, normalization, and encoding to streamline secure config workflows for developers and security engineers.

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Key Editor provides a focused workflow for handling API keys and cryptographic keys within code, configuration files, and deployment pipelines. It treats keys as structured inputs that must conform to specific formats, lengths, and encodings. Developers integrating secrets into apps, security engineers validating key material, and DevOps teams managing environment configurations benefit from reduced encoding mismatches and whitespace issues, enabling safer PR reviews, automated checks, and reliable secret rotation.
Conceptually, the editor separates metadata (name and type) from the key material, applies type-aware validation rules, and offers encoding normalization to a canonical form. It supports raw, base64, and hex encodings and can decode and re-encode values to verify integrity. Batch editing and import/export capabilities facilitate working with multiple keys across services and environments. The workflow remains non-destructive and surfaces diagnostics for misconfigurations without performing encryption or storage operations.
Use cases cover local config files, CI/CD secret stores, and infrastructure-as-code repositories. The tool reduces misconfigurations during migrations, supports rotation by validating and exporting updated values, and helps teams maintain consistent key representations across platforms. Its value lies in type-aware rules, simple diagnostics, and straightforward export options that integrate with existing config pipelines.

How to Use

1. Provide inputs: key_name, key_value, encoding, and key_type.
2. Choose encoding if not raw; specify the key_type to apply appropriate rules.
3. Run validation to obtain validated status and a normalized_value.
4. Review diagnostics and adjust inputs as needed.
5. Export as JSON/YAML or apply to your configuration workflow.

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