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| "• API keys prompted interactively (never in shell history)", | ||
| "• macOS: Keys stored securely in Keychain", | ||
| "• Windows/Linux: Keys stored in ~/.iterable-mcp with file permissions", |
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For non-macOS platforms (Windows, Linux, etc.) storing in the
keys.jsonfile is preferable to storing in the individual MCP configuration files because: