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Don’t program your settings. Specify, validate & export them If you are tired of programming your settings, or debugging runtime errors due to missing environment variables, do check it out: sayanarijit/settingspec

cottage: A modern git based age-encrypted secrets manager for teams. Disclaimer: This software's code is partially AI-generated (mostly the non-core parts). All generated code is reviewed by me. Please note that the post body is hand-written by me. I tried to keep it minimal by only "showing you the code" rather than writing paragraphs. What does it do? Similar to SOPS, git-crypt, dotenvx, agebox, etc. Cottage helps storing and managing secrets offline inside the codebase securely. Why not use X? - SOPS: Way too powerful, rotation pollutes diff, difficult to use. - git-crypt: PGP is difficult to use. - dotenvx: Too narrow in scope. - agebox: Yes! But let's improve it. How to use it? Basic CLI usage (decrypts plaintext secrets into disk): # Core operations ctg init ctg keygen ctg encrypt [path] ctg decrypt [path] ctg clean [path] # Other nice things ctg edit <path> ctg status [path] ctg diff [path] ctg sync [path] ctg run -- <command> Advanced in-memory opeations (without writing plaintext secrets to disk) # Core operations echo SECRET | ctg tee <path> ctg cat <path> | <command> ctg env -F <path> -- <command> Sync with remote providers other than git # Example custom provider: github.com/sayanarijit/cottage/blob/main/examples… ctg pull [upstream] [path] ctg push [upstream] [path] Verify tampering in CI docker run --rm -v "${{ github.workspace }}:/app" ghcr.io/sayanarijit/cottage verify Access control # secret.yml.cott.toml [secret] allow = ["env/staging/*"] # Supports glob patterns, only encrypt for recipients in env/staging deny = ["env/staging/badservice"] # Encrypt for everyone in env/staging except badservice Editor plugins - cottage.vim - vscode-plugin-cottage Sync and browse secrets on any device - cottage-sync Demo vhs.charm.sh

cottage: A modern git based age-encrypted secrets manager for teams. Disclaimer: This software's code is partially AI-generated (mostly the non-core parts). All generated code is reviewed by me. Please note that the post body is hand-written by me. I tried to keep it minimal by only "showing you the code" rather than writing paragraphs. What does it do? Similar to SOPS, git-crypt, dotenvx, agebox, etc. Cottage helps storing and managing secrets offline inside the codebase securely. Why not use X? - SOPS: Way too powerful, rotation pollutes diff, difficult to use. - git-crypt: PGP is difficult to use. - dotenvx: Too narrow in scope. - agebox: Yes! But let's improve it. How to use it? Basic CLI usage (decrypts plaintext secrets into disk): # Core operations ctg init ctg keygen ctg encrypt [path] ctg decrypt [path] ctg clean [path] # Other nice things ctg edit <path> ctg status [path] ctg diff [path] ctg sync [path] ctg run -- <command> Advanced in-memory opeations (without writing plaintext secrets to disk) # Core operations echo SECRET | ctg cat <path> ctg cat <path> | <command> ctg env -F <path> -- <command> Sync with remote providers other than git # Example custom provider: https://github.com/sayanarijit/cottage/blob/main/examples/plugins/cottage-plugin-github-secrets.py ctg pull [upstream] [path] ctg push [upstream] [path] Verify tampering in CI docker run --rm -v "${{ github.workspace }}:/app" ghcr.io/sayanarijit/cottage verify Access control # secret.yml.cott.toml [secret] allow = ["env/staging/*"] # Supports glob patterns, only encrypt for recipients in env/staging deny = ["env/staging/badservice"] # Encrypt for everyone in env/staging except badservice Editor plugins - cottage.vim - vscode-plugin-cottage Sync and browse secrets on any device - cottage-sync Demo vhs.charm.sh

xplr 1.2.0: native image previews and AI readable docs for the hackable file explorer xplr 1.2.0 comes with native terminal graphics protocol support. Also the documentation is now AI readable (just append ".md"). So now, you can just ask Claude to write a customised preview plugin. Write a native image preview plugin. Refer to xplr.dev The result of this prompt (Claude Sonnet 5.5) is the video attached in this post. You can also refer to the the updated previews hack to implement a custom previewer yourself.