FerrVault stores your secrets, rotates them, and hands them to the things that need them: a Kubernetes cluster, a CI pipeline, a developer's shell. It is a hosted service with a Kubernetes operator, a CLI and a GitHub Action, so a secret can reach a workload without anyone pasting it into a file.

These pages are the reference for operating it. The product surfaces stay short on purpose: a dialog tells you what to do next, and links here for the manifests, the flags and the failure cases.

Where to start

Nothing else is published yet. The guides land here as they are written, starting with connecting a cluster, the CLI, and the GitHub Action, the three paths the app offers when you create an operator token.