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    Muse’s Secrets Store earns one user’s cautious trust

    The user says they mostly trust Muse with passwords, keys and other credentials—for now—and calls that confidence a gut judgment based on experience.

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    Choosing an AI agent also means deciding whether to trust it with sensitive credentials, one user argues. They worry about security breaches and how many secrets agents need to work well. They say they mostly trust Muse’s Secrets Store for now, believing it has made security a priority. That confidence, which they describe as a gut call, will probably lead them to use Muse more than other general agents.

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    @jasonlkOne thing I really like about Muse: I trust its Secrets Store Every time you use an agentic app, you have to make a call. Do you trust how it stores and uses secrets? Passwords, keys, credentials, etc. In the early days of vibe coding, secrets were often stored … literally in plain text by agents. And leaked all across the web. Not great. Today, I just … don’t know. Will some hot startup have a security breach and leak my secrets? Of course. It still happens all the time. Every day. You almost have to assume any startup you give your credentials and secrets to will have a breach. And agents just need … a lot of them to work well. A lot of secrets. Maybe it’s ironic I trust “Facebook” more than 99% of apps with my secrets. But the app seems to have made it part of its core from Day 1, to do it right I mostly trust Muse (for now at least) with my credentials. I’m making a gut call based on experience, but I think they’ve truly put in the work. In the AI Age, I mostly don’t truly most other apps with them. For that reason alone, I’ll probably end use doing more with Muse than other general agents.

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    @jasonlkOne thing I really like about Muse: I trust its Secrets Store Every time you use an agentic app, you have to make a call. Do you trust how it stores and uses secrets? Passwords, keys, credentials, etc. In the early days of vibe coding, secrets were often stored … literally in plain text by agents. And leaked all across the web. Not great. Today, I just … don’t know. Will some hot startup have a security breach and leak my secrets? Of course. It still happens all the time. Every day. You almost have to assume any startup you give your credentials and secrets to will have a breach. And agents just need … a lot of them to work well. A lot of secrets. Maybe it’s ironic I trust “Facebook” more than 99% of apps with my secrets. But the app seems to have made it part of its core from Day 1, to do it right I mostly trust Muse (for now at least) with my credentials. I’m making a gut call based on experience, but I think they’ve truly put in the work. In the AI Age, I mostly don’t truly most other apps with them. For that reason alone, I’ll probably end use doing more with Muse than other general agents.