Gemini Managed Agents adds a Credentials API designed to keep secrets out of its sandbox
The launch write-up says credentials stay on the server, while a proxy injects them into outgoing requests to trusted domains instead of exposing raw keys to sandboxed code.
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The author says the new API lets Gemini Managed Agents authenticate with external services without putting raw secrets in the Linux sandbox. The write-up describes support for tokens, OAuth2 and environment-variable placeholders for CLIs and SDKs; a proxy injects the credentials into requests to trusted domains.
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