Trusty Squire lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents sign up for websites, sign in, configure services, and save API keys without putting them in chat or code.

Signing up for services and manually configuring third party software behind SaaS dashboards is still manual and extremely annoying. It is what prevents truly unsupervised agentic development. With Trusty Squire, your coding agents can really do everything for you. You can do things like "add Google oauth login to my app using trusty squire", and codex would sign up / login to GCP and firebase, upload and sign necessary artefacts and have login wired in a few minutes. Most of the valuable data / access points of the internet are siloed away behind signup walls, and operator tools like Claude in chrome, browser use and openai operator can't get behind them. Trusty squire can. Just as importantly, the credentials retrieved by the squire are securely stored in your encrypted vault, and your coding agent can never see or touch them - which prevents secrets being misplaced and spread across .env files and leaked on GitHub.

the fact that you separated api keys from the actual chat context is honestly such a smart move, feels like it should have been a default this whole time

@muhammed592898 Thanks! The signup is only the first piece of it though. It can truly automate truly complex tasks -I've seen it clear and refresh the entire product line of a dropshipping store by hooking up to backends like cj dropshipping and dsers, and pulling in the best products by reviews.

the fact that you separated api keys from the actual chat context is honestly such a smart move, feels like it should have been a default this whole time

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Sign up for APIs & websites within codex and claude

Sign up for APIs & websites within codex and claude