OPERATOR MANUAL

The core command center. The Vault operates in two parts:

• Vault Analytics: A high-level telemetry bar monitoring total tracked keys, elevated access warnings (keys with dangerous `admin` or `api.write` scopes), and active quota breaches.
• State Management: View all active keys, copy their raw values securely, and check their operational statuses.
• Revocation & Deletion: Click the Vertical Dots to Revoke a key (marking it dead but keeping the record), or click the Trash icon to permanently annihilate it from the sandbox memory.

Simulates edge-network HTTP requests to measure the health and latency of your API endpoints.

• Global API Sandbox: The target selector is pre-loaded with your own Vault Keys, plus 50 predefined Global APIs (Stripe, OpenAI, AWS, Twilio, etc.).
• Telemetry: Select an API and click Run. The Anna AI engine simulates a network trip, returning realistic latency measurements (ms) and HTTP Status Codes (200 OK, 429 Rate Limited, 503 Degraded).
• Payload Injection: You can paste JSON payloads into the optional box. If the Anna AI detects malicious patterns, it will automatically throw a 403 Forbidden or 400 Bad Request.

The Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) scanner is your early warning radar for leaked credentials.

• Deep Web Scan: Initiating a scan queries your vault keys against simulated dark web marketplaces, public GitHub repositories, and Pastebin dumps.
• Threat Mitigation: If a key is flagged as compromised, the scanner highlights it in red. You must manually revoke or rotate the key to clear the threat level.

Automated, AI-generated security audits utilizing the `annaBridge.llm.complete` protocol.

• Integrity Score: Evaluates your overall security posture based on active keys, quotas, and permission scopes.
• Risk Radar: Extracts critical flaws (e.g., stale tokens, over-privileged keys).
• Execution Playbook: Provides a step-by-step checklist of actions (High, Medium, Low priority) you need to take to secure your infrastructure.

Your educational reference manual for architectural decisions.

The directory divides the most popular developer APIs into precise categories (Financial & Payments, Artificial Intelligence, Databases & Storage, Cloud Infrastructure, etc.).

It explicitly states exactly what each API is "Best for", helping you choose the right tool for your project. Clicking Generate Key takes you directly to the developer portal for that service.

The centralized hub for Third-Party Integrations.

• SSO Linking: Connect your Google or GitHub workspaces strictly through the client side.
• Connection Memory: Any service authorized through the Google Integration Fetcher is permanently remembered using Anna SDK storage (`annaBridge.storage.set`), so your linked services persist across sessions.