console

Why we included this project

Once a team starts leaning on coding agents like Claude Code or Codex, the number of API keys and environment variables those agents need grows fast, and a shared .env file stops being a safe place for them. Phase Console is a self-hosted secrets platform where admins create and rotate secrets per application and environment; changes keep a version history that can be rolled back, and access is gated by cryptographic, role-based controls rather than one shared team credential. A companion CLI imports existing .env files and can inject values at runtime or into a shell session, which is exactly how developers hand credentials to local agents. Secrets also sync outward to GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitLab CI, Kubernetes, and AWS Secrets Manager, so one store feeds every place a deploy actually reads from. Platform and security engineers who want a consistent way for machine identities and AI agents to obtain credentials will find this a solid self-hosted alternative to a hosted vault.