Your AI runs your systems, as you.
Your AI reads a tool's page, signs in as you, and fetches each key from your own store at use.
Your AI signs in as you and fetches each key from your vault when it uses it.
No connector of ours sits in between. Every page below says what to ask, and where the limits are.
A page names the system, its owner, and where its key lives. Never the value.
access/map.mdThe key is fetched inside the command that uses it. Nothing prints.
your store, not oursYour account, your permissions. Edits carry your name.
no connector of oursYour AI reads a password from your vault inside the command that uses it.
Your AI opens your vault as you. Pages name items; values are fetched at use.
Read at the moment of use, through your unlocked app.
what you can askCollections and your own vault, one field at a time.
what you can askShared folders by seat, through Keeper Commander.
what you can askYour computer's own store, read with no prompt.
what you can askYour AI works in your Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive and Notion, signed in as you.
A script you deploy runs Gmail, Sheets, Docs and Drive as you. Notion takes your own token.
Search, threads, drafts and cleanup, a send only on your go, through your own script.
what you can askFormats, formulas, tabs and real dates, through your own script.
what you can askDocs edited in place, the writer's text untouched, through your own script.
what you can askFiles, sharing and shared drives, through the folder and your own script.
what you can askThe one script behind Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive and Calendar.
what you can askPages and databases you can open, under your own token.
what you can askYour AI reads your Slack channels and posts only after your go.
The workspace's own app, approved once. Nothing posts before you see it.
Your AI opens pull requests with your own token, and Codex checks its work.
Your own token on the code host, and a second AI in the same folder.
Your AI publishes complete WordPress posts and reads your search numbers as you.
Your own user, account and seat. Measured and modelled numbers stay apart.
Your AI opens the right Chrome profile and a named terminal window for each task.
Bookmarks changed through Chrome's own API; terminal windows opened by name and colour.
Claude Code runs them, and Codex works beside it.
Each runs the commands as you, on your own computer. Claude on the web and the phone reads the map in an open space and runs nothing.
Write the map once, for every AI.
Which systems exist, who owns them, where credentials live. The keys stay put.