See and remove your stored keys
Stored Keys lists every API key and secret Yardmaster keeps on this computer, by name only, so you can find, replace or delete them without ever showing a value.
Stored Keys is one list of every API key, sign-in and secret Yardmaster keeps for you. It shows names, never the secret values, so you can safely check what is stored and remove what you no longer use.
Open the list#
In the sidebar, open Agent Tools > API Keys.
Click the Stored Keys tab.
Type in Search keys… to filter by name or type.
Keys are grouped by where they are kept:
Yardmaster provider API keys: keys you entered in Settings, such as xAI, Groq, Deepgram or ElevenLabs.
Claude accounts: each Claude sign-in or Anthropic API key you added.
Automation credentials: logins your automations use, such as Slack.
OpenRouter connections: keys for OpenRouter connections (shown, but changed elsewhere).
Windows vault (~/.claude/secrets): secrets in the shared vault folder in your home folder. Despite the name, it is used on a Mac too, where the values live in the macOS Keychain.
Where your keys are kept#
The keys in this list stay on this computer, encrypted by your operating system (the macOS Keychain on a Mac, Windows' own protection on Windows). Yardmaster sends a key only to the service it belongs to, when it uses that service; building this list never opens or decrypts a key.
Delete a key#
Find the key and click Remove (the bin icon) on its row.
Confirm. For a key Yardmaster itself depends on, you type its name to confirm.
A deleted vault secret can be brought back with Undo for a few seconds. You cannot delete your only Claude account.
Replace a key#
For a vault secret, click Replace value, paste the new value and click Save value; the old value is replaced and never shown. For other keys, click Manage in Settings to change it where it was entered.
To add a vault secret, click Add secret. Names use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
My API Keys is the other tab: it holds your own OpenRouter key.
Backups. A Backup Mirror copies keys still encrypted; restored on another computer they cannot be decrypted, so you enter them again; see Fix sign-ins after a restore.
Refresh re-reads the list after you change a key elsewhere.
Related
- Choose who can open a shareSet an expiry, a password, a view cap or Google sign-in on a share, and revoke or delete it when you are done.
- Fix sign-ins after a restoreAfter you restore a backup on another computer, a checklist shows which keys and sign-ins need entering again, and what else to set up.
- Write and search your notes in The VaultThe Vault opens a folder of Markdown notes on your computer inside Yardmaster, with an editor, links between notes, search, and optional AI help.