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# Manage Secrets — Guided Flow

A StackGuardian secret is an org-wide, KMS-encrypted vault entry with a
name and a value. It has no description, tags or type, and its value can
never be read back. Workflows use it by reference. Follow the steps IN
ORDER. Never surface parameter names like `resourceName` or `secret.value`
to the user; speak of "the secret's name" and "the value".

## Handling the value

- Ask the user to paste the value once, then pass it to the tool
  immediately. Do not repeat it back, summarise it, or store it anywhere
  else in the conversation.
- Pass it verbatim: whitespace and newlines are preserved. An SSH private