T3 Code ships secure agent secrets

This is the right security boundary for agentic coding: the agent can orchestrate credentialed commands without T3 becoming a second command runner. The tradeoff is explicit—shell-capable agents can still read or exfiltrate the secret.

• –`request_secret` returns a file path, leaving command execution inside the provider’s existing sandbox and approval model.
• –Files use restrictive permissions, leave the secret store after delivery, and are automatically swept after 24 hours.
• –The approach solves a real gap for Cloudflare, Expo, Hetzner, and R2 workflows where opaque secret references cannot feed arbitrary CLIs.
• –It keeps credentials out of the conversation and logs, but cannot protect against an agent that intentionally prints or sends the value.
• –T3 Code’s open-source, multi-agent workspace makes this a meaningful infrastructure upgrade for remote coding workflows. [Product site](https://t3.codes/)