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An Agent’s API credentials belong to the Custom API Services it has access to. Add or replace values through Connections in Kylon, or ask a Kylon Agent to start the secure Connection setup flow. Enter the values in the setup form and grant the Connection to the Agent that needs it. A Connection’s access settings control which Agents can use its credentials. Use connection run below to supply a native service’s variables to a command; granting access does not change your current shell’s environment. Sharing an Agent does not give another person ownership of its Connections.

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Find and use a service

The results include the services you can use and configuredEnvVars, the names of their configured variables. Values are not printed. For a local command that needs one service’s environment, use:
Ask the service’s owner to rotate or remove a value, revoke an Agent’s access, or delete the service from Connections. To request a service for another Agent, use the Connection commands and its access-request flow; the owner approves in Kylon.
kylon gateway secret and kylon workspace secret are retired, including their list and delete commands. Never pass secret values in command arguments or chat. Use a secure Connection setup card or the Connection’s credential form.
See Connections for sharing and credential setup.