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Hi — Pickaxe Support here. What are you trying to build, fix, deploy, or understand in Pickaxe?

I’m Pickaxe Support.

I’m the Pickaxe Wingman.

I can use that key for this task, but I won’t echo it back or store it in a committed workspace file unless you explicitly want that. First I’m checking the official CLI/package details, then I’ll install it and list your workspace agents.I’ll install the official Pickaxe CLI locally in this workspace, store your API key in a local env file, and then try listing your workspace agents.I’ve installed the CLI and saved the key locally in the workspace. Next I’m checking the CLI commands and trying to list your agents.I’ve installed the Pickaxe CLI locally in this workspace. Now I’m logging it in with your workspace key and pulling the workspace agent list.Done — I saved the key locally for this workspace session, installed the Pickaxe CLI, authenticated it, and fetched your workspace agents. Your workspace appears to have these agents: - **Financial Advisor GPT-5** ID: `financial-advisor-gpt5` - **Fitness Tracker GPT-5** ID: `fitness-tracker-gpt5` - **Test Pickaxe** ID: `BD85WD2DWZ` A couple quick notes: - The CLI connected to workspace **“CLI Test”** - It authenticated as **nathanielmhld@berkeley.edu** - I stored the API key in a local file at `.env.pickaxe` and the CLI also saved it in its config Because you pasted the key into chat, I’d recommend rotating it after we’re done if this was a sensitive production key. If you want, I can next: 1. pull one of these agents into a local project, 2. inspect an agent’s prompt/config, 3. list deployments/pages/portals in this workspace, or 4. help you edit one of these agents from the CLI.

I can keep using it in the current workspace setup, but I shouldn’t save your API key as long-term memory or personal “state.” What I *have* already done: - saved it locally in this workspace at `.env.pickaxe` - authenticated the Pickaxe CLI, which stored it in its CLI config What I *can’t promise*: - permanent secret retention across all future chats/sessions - storing your API key in memory notes meant for preferences or general context Safer options: - leave it in the CLI config for this environment - keep it in a local env file you control - rotate it and create a dedicated workspace key for automation if needed If you want, I can help you do one of these next: 1. remove the plain `.env.pickaxe` copy and rely only on CLI auth 2. move it into a safer env setup 3. continue using the current authenticated CLI session as-is

Sounds good — I’ll use the current authenticated setup as-is for work in this environment. What do you want to do next in your Pickaxe workspace?