CICD Lite App: keep your configuration files (.env, JSON, YAML…) and their secrets per environment dev, test, stage, sandbox and production and have them written on your servers automatically at every release. One small agent per environment, installed by pasting a single line on the server.
CICD Lite: a live picture of your release pipeline, from GitHub to each server, with every agent's status, and a "Getting started" checklist that ticks itself as you go.
CICD Lite: a file editor in five short steps with a live preview of exactly what each server will receive (secrets hidden), warnings for missing values, and a full version history with restore.
CICD Lite: secret values typed per environment or linked to Password Manager, so a password changed there reaches your servers with the next release. Revealing a value is permission-based and always logged.
CICD Lite: environments can be linked to the servers they run on in Cloud Infrastructure; each server shows a CICD tab with its environments and their last delivery.
CICD Lite: every delivery, file and hook result is logged (secrets removed), plus an audit of every change and reveal. Projects get a "Config files" tab.
CICD Lite: a "Test write" button writes the files of a repository on a server right away, exactly as a release would, without waiting for Source Vault, and explains in plain words what to change when something is refused.
CICD Lite: config files can be written wherever you need them (/home, /srv, /opt, /mnt, /Volumes, /tmp…); system folders, key folders and login files are always protected.
Password Manager: new "Secrets" type a value your code reads by name (like STRIPE_SECRET_KEY), with the provider it comes from, a description and labels. Share it with team members, teams and client contacts like any other entry.
Updates
Password Manager: the Secrets tab explains with an animated diagram how a secret travels from the provider to your team, your clients and your servers.
Password Manager: a tab added in a new version now appears even when you had saved your own tab order.
Fix
Password Manager: installing the App on a new workspace now creates all of its lists, not only the first one.
