BitAtlas
Give AI agents encrypted cloud vault storage so API keys and session artifacts never leave the client unencrypted before upload.
Overview
BitAtlas is a MCP server for the Operate phase that provides zero-knowledge encrypted cloud storage for AI agents using client-side AES-256-GCM.
What is this MCP server?
- Client-side AES-256-GCM encryption before data reaches BitAtlas servers (zero-knowledge posture)
- stdio MCP package @bitatlas/mcp-server v1.0.0 on npm
- BITATLAS_API_KEY required; optional BITATLAS_API_URL override (default https://api.bitatlas.com)
- Purpose-built for AI agent workflows rather than human file-sync clients
- 1 npm MCP package (@bitatlas/mcp-server) at version 1.0.0
- 2 configurable environment variables (BITATLAS_API_KEY required, BITATLAS_API_URL optional)
- Encryption: client-side AES-256-GCM per server description
What problem does it solve?
Agent sessions tempt you to stash API keys and sensitive blobs in plaintext files or chat logs where leaks are one commit away.
Who is it for?
Solo builders shipping agent-backed SaaS who need an encrypted vault MCP hook without building custom KMS plumbing.
Skip if: Teams that only need local-only secrets in a password manager with no agent automation, or builders avoiding any third-party cloud storage.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you connect BitAtlas, agents can persist and retrieve vault data under client-side encryption with a dedicated API key instead of scattered local secrets.
- Registered BitAtlas MCP server in your agent config
- Agent-callable encrypted upload and retrieval against your BitAtlas vault
- Documented API URL and key rotation path for production operate
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Journey fit
Operating a shipped agent product requires durable, trustworthy secret and artifact storage outside the chat window. Infra covers encrypted persistence and vault APIs that agents call during normal runtime, not one-off build scripts.
How it compares
MCP encrypted vault integration, not a local-only agent skill or generic S3 upload script.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is BitAtlas for?
BitAtlas is for indie developers and small teams running AI coding agents who want encrypted cloud storage exposed as MCP tools rather than manual copy-paste secret handling.
When should I use BitAtlas?
Use BitAtlas when you are building or operating an agent product and need zero-knowledge encrypted persistence for keys, tokens, or artifacts across sessions and machines.
How do I add BitAtlas to my agent?
Install @bitatlas/mcp-server via npm stdio in your MCP client, set BITATLAS_API_KEY (and BITATLAS_API_URL if needed), then register the server in Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible agent config.