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Keystore makes sensitive access traceable instead of letting hidden secret logic grow somewhere in the stack.
Keystore is the layer through which sensitive credentials and secret access are controlled.
It makes secret usage traceable, bounds access cleanly, and prevents runtime modules from growing their own hidden credential logic.
Safe execution needs governed secret access. Without Keystore, security quickly becomes implicit and hard to verify.
Start here when you want to understand how the system permits sensitive access without losing control.
The governed secrets and access layer.
Keystore stays bounded to its role as The governed secrets and access layer. It does not replace other modules; it makes its part of the system traceable, connectable, and reviewable.
Keystore is rendered from the repo-owned website projection that is synced from the module README truth. Route slug: jhf-keystore.