Keep provider secrets on the backend
Stored provider secrets remain encrypted on the backend. Dedicated integrations use credentials for authorized operations, keeping credential values out of ordinary agent context.
Give agents access. Keep control of the keys.
Your workforce needs access to build useful software. Codespeed keeps credentials, destinations, and security decisions under your team’s control as agents work across your systems.
Access for the task, under your control
Keep stored secrets on the backend, authorize the operations that use them, and set a time limit when work requires temporary exposure.
Give temporary access a clear end
When a tool needs a credential inside its workspace, your team controls the exposure. Temporary access has an owner, a reason, and an expiry under your organization policy.
Keep production credentials protected
Link production secrets to the live systems they authorize. Those protections keep production credentials out of ordinary sandbox work, while your team can revoke temporary exposure when needed.
Choose which systems your agents can reach
A sensitive project may need approved APIs and documentation sites. Your team can narrow that reach with Website Access and Approved Destinations, then apply tighter limits to individual projects.
Define the destinations work may use
Set allowed and blocked destinations for sandbox and browser access. Organization rules carry into projects, so sensitive work can inherit the company policy and narrow access further.
Enforce the policy around execution
Codespeed combines cloud workspace network controls with checks before supported actions run. It verifies the applied workspace policy and blocks work when that policy does not match the required protection.
Connect access to the system it serves
Dedicated integrations authorize the destination and operation that need a credential. Production Safety adds protections for the live hosts, resources, and databases your team identifies.
Catch risky material before it moves
An agent adds a configuration file. A project introduces a new skill. Security checks belong at the point where those changes can affect your code or workforce.
Your team can inspect the security decisions alongside the work, with sensitive values kept out of the findings it reviews.
Catch exposed credentials before they leave the workspace
Supported code-change, commit, and push paths scan for known credential patterns. Detected secrets stop the action and produce redacted findings. An incomplete inspection keeps the action blocked.
Review what your agents learn before they use it
Deterministic scans check project skills for high-risk instructions before use. Flagged skill content waits for an authorized decision, and project skills can be rescanned as they change.
See how the change earned your trust
Inspect checks, approvals, stops, and decisions alongside the code. Your team can see what was checked, who approved sensitive actions, and why work moved forward.