What's new in StoreEnv

storeenv login says "Signed in as @you" for every sign in method, without naming a provider.

Every argument and flag in storeenv --help has a description, and the docs' CLI reference is generated from the same definitions.

Sign up with email and password, confirm by link and choose your username. GitHub sign in is optional.

Forgot your password? Reset it by email; the link works once, for 30 minutes.

New projects need only a namespace and a name. Linking a Git repository, on any host, is optional.

Invitations by email or StoreEnv username, with an email that says how to accept.

New docs: concepts, guides, every command with real output, environment variables, troubleshooting and FAQ.

Onboarding asks before you leave with an unconfirmed recovery phrase, and the unlock page explains what to do if you lost it.

Deleting your account frees your username and removes every sign in method, so nobody can sign in to a deleted account.

Writer signatures: every value is signed by the device that wrote it and checked before use. storeenv run and copy refuse unsigned or untrusted values.

storeenv sign, trust, verify and keys signing-setup; storeenv doctor checks the key log and this device's signing key.

storeenv run forwards termination signals to your program and exits with its code.

Shell completion for bash and zsh: storeenv completion.

Releases come from the open-source client repository with build provenance on every archive and npm provenance.

Licensed under Apache-2.0 from this version. 0.2.0 and 0.2.1 were never published.

Standalone binaries for macOS, Linux and Windows. Install with one line, no Node needed.

Homebrew tap: brew install tusharrr0302/storeenv/storeenv.

A new look for the website, with install options on the home page.

Invitations are emailed to GitHub usernames at their public address, with an accept button.

End-to-end encryption: one key per secret, AES-256-GCM, wrapped per reader with X25519.

CLI login uses a one-time exchange code. Tokens never appear in a URL.

push, pull, status, diff, log and rollback, with a local cache of keyed hashes.

Team commands: invite, grant, revoke with re-key, share and request.

init scaffolds .env.example files from a published template, no sign in needed.

Dashboard with the services x environments matrix, reveal in the browser, web editor and version compare.

Per-secret grant editor, temporary access and pending key shares.