Developer builds tool to let AI coding agents handle third-party service signups autonomously

A developer has created a tool that allows AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to autonomously sign up for third-party services, handle email verification, and retrieve API keys without human intervention. The tool addresses a persistent bottleneck in AI-assisted development, where agents can write integrations in seconds but require manual dashboard navigation and credential setup from the developer. Retrieved API keys are stored in an encrypted, write-only vault and never exposed in plaintext to the agent or the codebase, reducing the risk of secrets being committed to version control. When an application needs a key at runtime, a proxy injects it server-side using a scoped, revocable token rather than passing the raw value to the code. The developer says the solution can compress a multi-service backend setup from several hours into a few minutes.