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Securely store credentials for AI agents and enable authenticated web actions.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Coffer MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the GitHub token stored in Coffer MCP to make an authenticated request to the GitHub API, fetch my 20 most recent repositories with name, visibility, and last updated time, and format the result as a table.
A table of authenticated API results without exposing the underlying token.
Use the site credentials stored in Coffer MCP to access my SaaS billing dashboard, scrape the last 6 months of invoice dates, amounts, and statuses, and export them as CSV.
Structured billing data from a logged-in page while keeping credentials hidden from the AI assistant.
Inspect the credential list in Coffer MCP, group entries by service with names and purposes, then add a new version for an old staging API key and mark the previous version as inactive.
A credential inventory summary and update result supporting secure versioned credential management.
Securely store and manage encrypted credentials for AI agents without hardcoded keys.
Securely let AI agents use stored credentials without exposing plaintext secrets.
Securely manage credentials for AI agents authenticating with external services.
Securely equips AI agents with executable tools for commands, search, and file operations.
Securely authorize AI agents to sign up for SaaS dev tools within budget limits.
Investigate agents, conversation threads, and content trust signals for analysis.