Fida
Let agents read your code, not your secrets.
Fida launched on June 22, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,453 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Fida is a local-first secret-leak prevention layer for AI coding agents. It stops credentials from ever reaching model context: when an agent reads aenv or runs a command, Fida returns a redacted view, while the real command still executes with the true secret, so the work succeeds. The agent uses a secret without seeing it. Fail-closed by design, nothing leaves your machine. Not a heavy policy firewall — one focused job, done right.
Fida is a local-first secret-leak prevention layer for AI coding agents. It finds exposed credentials and gives agents redacted safe views of sensitive files and command output, so a detected secret never reaches model context.
Fida installs local protection for AI coding agents, verifies it with a synthetic credential, and scans repository risk. Secret values are redacted before reaching the model. Coding agents read everything you point them at — including the .env you forgot was there. Install protection for detected agents, verify the real read and shell paths, then see whether a raw secret value can still reach a model. One command detects every supported agent, installs its redacting gateway and steering, and runs a synthetic-secret self-test. Protection is global — one install guards every repository. See enforced, best-effort, or incomplete protection per agent — alongside the count of secrets Fida has…from fida.my.id
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