SecretEnv – Unified Secret Management CLI

Teams struggle with secrets scattered across multiple backends (Vault, AWS SSM, 1Password, etc.). SecretEnv is a CLI tool that injects secrets from all your credential stores as environment variables when running any command. Perfect for DevOps teams and developers tired of context-switching between password managers.

Secret sprawl across Vault, SSM, Doppler, and 1Password is a genuine pain point that's gotten worse as multi-cloud and platform engineering became standard practice — more tooling means more credential backends, and developers are visibly frustrated with the friction in forums and GitHub issues. Doppler is the closest incumbent here, though it solves the problem by centralizing secrets into its own store rather than federating across existing ones, which means teams with locked-in Vault or SSM investments won't switch. The $2k–10k/mo band is credible for a CLI tool if it goes upmarket toward teams rather than individuals — per-seat pricing on DevOps teams of 5–20 people gets there reasonably fast, though a free tier will cannibalize hard. The biggest risk is that this is a convenience layer, not a system of record, which makes it easy to rip out the moment a company standardizes on one backend or their existing tooling adds a wrapper script.