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jfrog-cli

Automic Vault tracks jfrog-cli because plain text jfrog cli credentials matters when AI agents run command-line tools on macOS.

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What Automic Vault knows about jfrog-cli

Command-line interface for JFrog products

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Plain Text JFrog CLI Credentials

JFrog CLI stores configured server credentials in jfrog-cli.conf.v6 under its CLI home directory. Our isotope stores that config in the macOS keychain and exposes it through a temporary JFROG_CLI_HOME_DIR only while `jf` or `jfrog` runs.

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jfrog-cli Radioisotope

JFrog CLI stores configured server credentials in its CLI home directory.

This radioisotope migrates the JFrog CLI config file into the Automic Vault keychain and wraps jf/jfrog so JFROG_CLI_HOME_DIR points at a temporary home directory only while the CLI runs.

Caveats

  • We currently migrate jfrog-cli.conf.v6 only.
  • Direct execution of the original binary will not receive the credentials.

Source: data/radioisotopes/jfrog-cli/README.md

Caveats

  • We currently migrate jfrog-cli.conf.v6 only.
  • Direct execution of the original binary will not receive credentials.

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Package keybrew:jfrog-cli
Last updated2026-05-22T09:33:45Z
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  • radioisotope security manifest