Keep the service's sign-in apps

Keep, replace or remove the service's own shared sign-in apps (each app's client id and secret, and the secret a sender signs its deliveries with) in the operator account's locked box, the same values the operator's Connections screen takes, and say which are held

Only the service's operator account can run it. values maps each name the service holds (held lists them all, like a sign-in app's client id and client secret) to the value copied from that service's developer page; every value is sealed in the operator's locked box and never shown again, and an app's id is also kept readable because every sign-in link carries it. Everyone who connects that service by signing in then uses this app. remove lists names to take out. With neither, it only says which names are held (true or false, never a value). Never put a value anywhere else: read it from where it is kept straight into this tool's input.

What it asks for

  • values (Optional, details): Each held name to its value, like { "<app>-client-id": "...", "<app>-client-secret": "..." }
  • remove (Optional, list): Held names to take out of the box

Use it from your AI

Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.

Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to keep, replace or remove the service's own shared sign-in apps (each app's client id and secret, and the secret a sender signs its deliveries with) in the operator account's locked box, the same values the operator's Connections screen takes, and say which are held”

What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:keep-the-services-sign-in-apps"}