janee

Overview

Janee sits between AI agents and APIs, injecting credentials while maintaining zero-knowledge for agents. It provides full audit trails, request policies, session TTLs, and works with any MCP client. The solution keeps encrypted keys locally and supports various authentication methods including bearer tokens, OAuth, AWS SigV4, and GitHub App auth.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

• list_services

  Discover available APIs and their policies

  Try:What APIs are available?Try:List all services I can use
• execute

  Make an API request through Janee (HTTP proxy mode)

  Try:Get my Stripe account balanceTry:Make a GET request to GitHub API
• exec

  Run a CLI command with injected credentials (exec mode)

  Try:Post a tweet using Twitter API keyTry:Push code to GitHub with auth
• manage_credential

  View, grant, or revoke access to agent-scoped credentials

  Try:Revoke access to my GitHub tokenTry:List credentials I have access to
• reload_config

  Reload configuration from disk after adding/removing services

  Try:Reload the Janee configurationTry:Update config with new services

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Installation

npm install -g @true-and-useful/janee

janee init
janee add
# Edit ~/.janee/config.yaml with your services
janee serve

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "janee": {
      "command": "janee",
      "args": ["serve"]
    }
  }
}

FAQ

How does Janee keep my keys secure?

Janee encrypts keys at rest on your local machine and only injects them into API requests. Agents never see the raw credentials.

What MCP tools does Janee provide?

Janee exposes tools including list_services (discover available APIs), execute (make API requests), exec (run CLI with injected credentials), manage_credential, and reload_config.

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