Scan for leaked secrets, clean git history, protect from AI tools, and sync across teams — all from one command.
Free forever for solo devs. No infra to run. Works in 60 seconds.
Available today in the CLI, with the next layer already in progress.
53 patterns. One command. Find leaked AWS keys, Stripe secrets, GitHub tokens across files, git history, and MCP configs.
Secrets committed 8 months ago are still in your history. Scan, audit, and clean with BFG — then block future leaks with a pre-commit hook.
Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot read your project files — including .env. One command generates all four ignore files.
AES-256-GCM client-side. Every push creates a versioned snapshot. Roll back in one command. Server stores only ciphertext.
Full audit trail of every push, pull, share, and rollback. Compare environments side-by-side to catch drift before it becomes downtime.
One-time, self-destructing links with per-link AES-256-GCM keys. Set expiry, read limit, and password. Replaces Slack DMs.
Coming Soon
Native VS Code extension for inline secret warnings
GitHub Action for automated secret scanning on every PR
Slack and Teams notifications for stale or over-shared secrets
SAML SSO and on-premise deployment for enterprise teams
Trusted by developers shipping real products.
Every developer has been here.
SlickEnv fixes all of this. One install. One command.
Up and running in under 60 seconds.
One command. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows WSL.
$ npm install -g slickenv
added 1 package in 3s
Find exposed secrets across files, git history, and MCP configs.
$ slickenv scan
Score: 94/100 — 0 critical, 0 high
Block secrets from AI tools and future git commits.
$ slickenv ai protect && slickenv git protect
✓ AI ignore files created ✓ Pre-commit hook installed
Push encrypted, linted variables to the remote store.
$ slickenv push
✓ Pushed 14 variables — version 5 created
Everything you need to go from install to synced. No account required to read the docs.
Things developers ask before switching to SlickEnv.
No servers to run. No YAML to write. Works with any language, any framework.