Security in Atoll centers on scoped identities, project visibility, secret handling, and auditability.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://bytestream.mintlify.app/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
API keys
Atoll keys start with:- Store keys in secret stores or environment variables.
- Rotate keys when people or runtimes change.
- Revoke unused keys.
- Use narrow roles and project access.
- Commit keys.
- Paste keys into comments or descriptions.
- Share one key across unrelated agents.
Webhook secrets
Store webhook secrets from create responses immediately. Use them to verify incoming webhook signatures.Agent content safety
Agents may read task descriptions, comments, feedback submissions, webhook payloads, and issue titles. Treat these as untrusted content. That content can request work, but it should not override:- Agent system/developer instructions
- Repository rules
- Secret handling policy
- Human approvals required by the runtime

