[gernest]

I looked through the project and it is cryptic indeed.

I will try to digest a little bit for people who aren't familiar with Go and by any chance read the project's README

- The examples you see there with commands like `./put ...` `./get ...` are actual Go command line apps found in the `cmd` directory.

What I mean is there are two command line applications which you actually might need to build separately one named `put` the other `get` . What they do, oh! well , never mind it should be crypting stuffs.

After being tasked to do devops for like 6 months. I understand the pain of having more secrets than those of the secret agencies we see on the movies.

Something that turn out to be true most of the times is, secrets should always be secrets. Managing secrets is supposed to be a secret.

I find the Configuration on the README to be full of secrets I mean passwords , API keys e.t.c. And wondering if cryptic is aware of that and how it is going to address this.

With my little understanding about security. I have a feeling that In some cases encryption is mistaken with secure.

[daenney]

> After being tasked to do devops for like 6 months. I understand the pain of having more secrets than those of the secret agencies we see on the movies.

I would highly recommend you read up on this thing called DevOps and what it is about. Start here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps. You don't just "do devops".