# Private key access and workspace secrets

> Private key access, workspace secrets and variables arrive, and the website goes public.

By Bernardo Garcia del Rio

> Nevia is in beta and open to selected teams. Public launch in Dec 2026. The CLI installs with `curl -fsSL https://get.nevia.cloud | sh`, and the MCP server is at https://api.nevia.cloud/mcp. A person signs in once in the browser.
> Setup, sign-in and requesting access: [SKILL.md](https://nevia.cloud/SKILL.md). When Nevia fits and when it doesn't: [why.md](https://nevia.cloud/why.md).

> For the complete changelog index, see [changelog.md](https://nevia.cloud/changelog.md). This entry's HTML version: https://nevia.cloud/changelog/2026-10-14-private-keys-and-secrets

## Private key access

Scripts, CI jobs and agents can now sign in with their own keys and workspace permissions. Manage permissions, rotate keys or revoke access whenever needed in the console or CLI.

## Workspace secrets and variables

Store credentials and shared configuration securely in your workspace, then reference them when creating computers or running commands. Credentials can be configured via console and CLI, and your agents can also manage them by name through MCP without you having to paste credentials into your prompts.

## Public website

We published a new version of [nevia.cloud](https://nevia.cloud/) today. The website is now public to help us collect feedback. The product will stay gated until our launch later this year.

## Fixes and improvements

- Console: Create computers and databases in one click, and copy connection addresses straight from resource lists.
- Better error handling: Clearer command failures and error messages with guidance on what to do next for agents and humans.