A password manager for you and your AI agents. Palladin encrypts vault contents on the client and lets you control which credentials an agent can use.
| Repository | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Backend | .NET API for accounts, encrypted vault records, agents, grants and audit events. |
| Mobile | Flutter client for iOS and Android, with on-device encryption and access approvals. |
| Agent | Local runtime, CLI and MCP integration for AI agents. |
| Browser extension | Browser integration for credential capture, autofill and agent-assisted workflows. |
| Crypto | Shared cryptographic implementations and conformance tests. |
Start with each repository’s README for setup, supported platforms and current limitations. Use its release and distribution documentation to check what is available to install; public source does not mean every component has a released application. The mobile app has not yet been released to stores.
Pick a component, read its CONTRIBUTING.md, and open a focused issue or pull request. Setup and checks live in the component repository; no private parent repository is needed. Follow each repository’s license and trademark terms.
Use the affected repository’s SECURITY.md and private reporting channel. Do not post credentials, user data or suspected vulnerability details in public issues.