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Automic Vault tracks nuget because plain text nuget config secrets matters when AI agents run command-line tools on macOS.
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Package manager for Microsoft development platform including .NET
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radioisotope
Plain Text NuGet Config Secrets
NuGet stores package source credentials, API keys, proxy passwords, and client certificate passwords in user-level NuGet.Config files. Our isotope stores the user NuGet.Config files in the macOS keychain and exposes them through a temporary HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME while `nuget` runs.
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nuget
NuGet stores package source credentials, API keys, proxy passwords, and client certificate passwords in user-level NuGet.Config files.
This radioisotope migrates the default Mono and .NET user-level NuGet config files to the keychain. Package source credentials are split out for av credential-helper nuget, while API keys, proxy passwords, and client certificate passwords remain in sanitized temporary config files because NuGet's credential provider protocol does not cover those secret types.
Source: data/radioisotopes/nuget/README.md
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Caveats
- Only the default Mono and .NET user-level NuGet.Config files are migrated.
- Additional files under the user NuGet config directory are not migrated.
- Runtime changes to migrated config files are not persisted back to keychain.
- Direct execution of the original binary will not receive credentials.
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| Package key | brew:nuget |
|---|---|
| Last updated | 2026-05-14T02:59:39Z |
| Pulse | updated |
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- Nucleus package database
- local isotope README
- radioisotope security manifest