Ravi Vault

Store and retrieve key-value secrets (API keys, environment variables, tokens). All values are E2E encrypted — the CLI handles encryption/decryption transparently. Keys are stored in plaintext for lookup/filtering.

Commands

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JSON Shapes

ravi secrets list --json:
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ravi secrets get KEY --json:
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OpenClaw Integration

When an agent needs API keys or secrets at runtime, use Ravi Vault as the backing store:

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Important Notes

• - E2E encryption is transparent — the CLI encrypts values before sending and decrypts on retrieval. You see plaintext.
• Keys are unique per identity — setting a key that already exists updates it.
• Keys are plaintext — only values and notes are E2E encrypted. Use descriptive key names like OPENAI_API_KEY, STRIPE_SECRET_KEY.
• Always use --json — human-readable output is not designed for parsing.

Related Skills

• - ravi-passwords — Store website credentials (domain + username + password, not key-value secrets)
• ravi-login — Signup workflows that may need API keys stored after registration
• ravi-feedback — Report vault issues or suggest improvements