Strake lets you issue each developer their own disposable endpoint. They get access to the APIs they need. You keep the real credentials in one place. Offboard someone? Revoke their token. Nothing else changes.
It starts with one key in a shared 1Password vault or a Slack message. Then it's in five laptops, three CI pipelines, and a staging server nobody maintains. Nobody knows who's using which key. When someone leaves the team, you rotate the key and break everything for everyone. Or worse — you don't rotate it at all.
One place, encrypted, controlled by whoever manages credentials. The real keys never leave the vault.
Same underlying key, different disposable token per person. Usage is separated. Access is individual.
Revoke one developer's token without affecting anyone else. No key rotation. No broken pipelines. No scramble.
Each engineer gets their own Strake token for the same underlying API key. Usage is separated, access is individual, revocation is granular.
Give temporary contributors API access without exposing your real credentials. When the contract ends, revoke the token. Done.
Stop passing API keys through DMs, shared docs, and env files that get copy-pasted across machines. One vault, individual tokens.
One vault for the real credentials. Individual disposable tokens for every developer. Offboard in seconds.