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getmyenv docs

Runtime configuration for developers. Start in your project folder with npx getmyenv. No account needed. Daily path: npx getmyenv run -- npm run dev. Each project has variables and contexts. Manage them in the dashboard or the CLI. There is no public management REST API.

How it works

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A context holds the values
context
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run decrypts them on your machine
getmyenv run
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Your app reads them as usual
process.env

Primary commands: run, context, set, import, export, guest. Import a .env once. Every value is encrypted. Your code still reads environment variables.

Start here

Run the CLI
No global install. Every command runs through npx getmyenv. Requires Node 24 or newer.
CLI reference
start, run, status, context, set, unset, ls, import, export, push, guest, claim, backup, restore, lock, unlink.
First project
Run npx getmyenv in your folder. Start without an account or sign in, import your .env, then run.

Also see

Vault: a key per context, the OS keychain in the CLI, and what happens if you forget the Vault password.
Contexts: names, slugs, Open and Read-only.
Languages: Node, Python, Ruby, Rust, Go, PHP. No SDK.
Security: what we store, tokens, and how contexts limit access.
llms.txt: short product summary for agents. Full version.