Integrations

VS Code extension

Reads ~/.pushkey/health.json and decorates editor files where assigned keys are used, highlighting stale or missing secrets inline.

Install from the marketplace or load the .vsix manually:

code --install-extension vscode-pushkey/pushkey-0.1.0.vsix

GitHub Actions

- name: Inject secrets
  env:
    PUSHKEY_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.VAULT_PASS }}
  run: |
    pip install pushkey
    pushkey inject .

Store your vault password as a repository secret named VAULT_PASS.

Vercel

pushkey inject . && vercel env pull

Or sync directly to Vercel environment variables using the Vercel CLI.

Railway / Render

Use pushkey export to produce an encrypted bundle, then load it in CI:

pushkey export --out secrets.enc --password $SHARED_PASS
# upload secrets.enc to your CI secret store
# then in CI:
pushkey import secrets.enc --password $SHARED_PASS
pushkey inject .

32+ provider auto-detection

PushKey auto-detects the provider from the key name or value prefix:

Override with --provider <name> or set it in the GUI.