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Keys Sent with Each Call

Part of the MountDev Ops Workspace documentation. Updated November 5, 2026

MountDev Ops Workspace documentation | Updated November 5, 2026

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What Happens to Your Keys

When a call to the shared engine needs one of your keys, your workspace opens only that key from the connection you saved in Settings, Connections, puts it in that one call, and sends nothing else. The engine uses it for the call and keeps nothing. Your workspace never keeps a copy outside the connection it came from, never writes a key in a log, and never shows one on a screen or hands one to an AI agent or API key. An action that sends a call is for people only. The engine's answer and any error are cleaned of every key before they reach your screens.

If a call needs a connection you have not saved, it stops before anything is sent, and the message says what to connect. If a connection is missing a part, such as an organization name, the message says which part. The rules for every call are on the engine call contract page.

The Keys a Call Can Carry

Each key goes by a fixed name, and its value has a fixed shape.

NameConnection it comes fromValue
telnyxTelnyxapi_key, and when saved: public_key, connection_id, texml_app_id, messaging_profile_id, number
cloudflare_dnsCloudflaretoken
cloudflare_hostingCloudflare Hosting Storageaccount_id, bucket, access_key_id, api_token, secret_access_key
google_service_accountGoogle Search Consoleclient_email, private_key
pagespeed_key, ahrefs, anthropic, wordfence, web_risk, blogvault, cliq_handlerThe service of the same namekey
rocketRocket.netusername, password
aws_operatorAmazon Web Servicesaccess_key_id, secret_access_key, region
aws_hostingAWS Hostingaccount_id, access_key_id, secret_access_key, region
planetscalePlanetScaleorganization, token_id, token
google_oauth_clientGoogle Sign-In Clientclient_id, client_secret
mdo_workspaceOutside AI Assistantbase, key, secret, and the assistant's email
stripeStripesecret, and when saved: publishable, webhook_secret

Sending a Call Planned

Calls begin to run once each account has its own engine token. Until then, a call stops with "This is not available yet." and nothing is sent.

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