API keys should have a clear owner, legitimate purpose, and controlled place in the system. Strawberry can organise the Neon account pages you open with project documentation, deployment context, and access notes into a credential review before a key is created, rotated, or revoked.
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Make every credential explain itself.
A key list with names alone cannot tell an operator whether access remains justified.
Strawberry can prepare an inventory from Neon pages and supporting documentation, keeping project, environment, owner, and stated use beside each item.
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Plan rotation before touching the secret.
Rotating a key affects the services and environments that depend on it, while revoking too early can cause an outage. A companion can organise a staged plan from selected Neon and deployment materials, leaving each credential action to an authorised human.
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Find access ambiguity before it becomes an incident.
Unowned credentials and unclear project purpose are signals to investigate, not proof a key is compromised. Strawberry can prepare a governance queue that preserves source context and asks the right owner to confirm or retire each unclear item.
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Review key governance at a predictable moment.
A Neon API key governance skill can define inventory fields, exception thresholds, and rotation evidence required by a security owner. A monthly routine can prepare the next review pack without exposing a secret or changing access in the background.
It can organise selected Neon key-management pages and related project context into inventories, rotation plans, and governance reviews without displaying secret values.
Keep all credential actions under explicit authorised review. Do not include secret material in a prompt or report, and validate the project, dependencies, and rollback plan first.
Yes. A Neon API key skill can capture approved inventory checks, while a monthly routine prepares the next review pack for the security owner.
Open the Neon key-management page and ask Strawberry to organise the non-secret metadata you choose to review, such as project, owner, purpose, age, and rotation status. Do not place actual key values in the prompt, report, or any linked document.
Yes. Save the approved inventory and dependency checks as a Neon API key skill, then schedule a routine to prepare the review pack for the security owner. Creation, rotation, revocation, and any other credential change remain explicit authorised actions.
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