bendechrai/nfi-tool
CLI tool and MCP server for handling sensitive information without exposing values to AI assistants
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bendechrai/nfi-tool is a TypeScript MCP server licensed under MIT. CLI tool and MCP server for handling sensitive information without exposing values to AI assistants
Ranked #45 out of 104 indexed tools.
Actively maintained with commits in the last week.
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1 stars → early stage
Last commit 1d ago → actively maintained
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# nfi-tools CLI tool and MCP server for handling sensitive information without exposing secret values to AI assistants. When you tell an AI assistant "add my Stripe key to .env", the assistant calls `nfi` which opens a browser-based prompt for you to enter the secret. The value goes straight into the file -- the AI never sees it. ## Install ```bash npm install -g nfi-tools ``` Or use without installing: ```bash npx nfi-tools set .env STRIPE_SECRET_KEY ``` ## How it works 1. You tell the AI: "Add my Stripe secret key to `.env`" 2. The AI runs: `nfi set .env STRIPE_SECRET_KEY` 3. A browser tab opens with a password input form 4. You paste your secret (password managers work here) 5. The tool writes `STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_live_...` to `.env` 6. The AI only sees: "Wrote 1 secret to .env" The secret never enters the AI's context window. The browser-based input also means you can autofill from 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, or your browser's built-in password manager. ## CommandsRead full README on GitHub →
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