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Stripe Integration
Integrating Stripe with AgentSecrets ensures your secret API keys remain protected from LLM prompts, logs, and process memory.
1Store your Stripe Key (Auto Local + Cloud Sync)
Save your Stripe secret key to the OS Keychain:
agentsecrets secrets set STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_51ABC...
This automatically stores the key locally in your OS Keychain and synchronizes the encrypted ciphertext to your cloud workspace.
2Allowlist the Stripe API Domain
Authorize the Stripe API in your workspace allowlist:
agentsecrets workspace allowlist add api.stripe.com
3Using the Official Stripe Python SDK
You can use the official stripe package directly with Transparent HTTP Client Interception:
import stripe from agentsecrets import init, credential # 1. Enable interception once at application startup init() # 2. Assign the zero-knowledge credential placeholder stripe.api_key = credential.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY # 3. Use Stripe SDK normally customers = stripe.Customer.list(limit=10) print(customers)
How this works:
init()hooks into the underlying HTTP transport library.- When Stripe sends a request, the interceptor replaces the placeholder, routes the call to the local proxy, and resolves the real key from
keychain-authdirectly into the outbound TLS connection toapi.stripe.com. - Upstream response headers and bodies are scanned and redacted before returning.
Alternative: Direct Proxy Calls with AgentSecrets SDK
If you are calling Stripe endpoints directly over HTTP without vendor libraries:
from agentsecrets import AgentSecrets with AgentSecrets() as client: response = client.call( "https://api.stripe.com/v1/customers", bearer="STRIPE_SECRET_KEY" ) print(response.json())
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