A comprehensive guide for securely managing API tokens, credentials, and secrets when using Cursor IDE - using Windows Credential Manager instead of plain text files.
When working with Cursor IDE, you often need to provide sensitive credentials for various integrations:
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| "name": "John Castleman", | |
| "label": "Software Solutions and Leadership | Continuously Deliver Solutions | Championing Agile Values", | |
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| "email": "john@castleman.dev", | |
| "phone": "+1-214-931-1678", | |
| "url": "castleman.dev", | |
| "summary": "Senior-level software development leader with proven ability in Agile processes, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. Technical, hands-on, leader with demonstrated ability to simultaneously lead multiple teams. Software teams coordinated in cross-team environments with Firmware, and Hardware disciplines and with product, security, infrastructure, and operations functions. Architect and designer for .NET Core and C#, emphasizing coding structure, n-Tier architectures, unit test, and design patterns. Collaborative builder of teams through Servant Leadership, attracting, developing, training, and motivating high-performing softw |