What could an agent running as you reach? blast scans the places a coding agent running as you can read — cloud profiles, dotfiles, project .env files, CI configs, MCP servers — and tells you what is exposed, scores it, and draws a card you can share. Offline, read-only, never prints a secret value. Optionally, blast verify checks which of those credentials are actually live, paid per check with your own wallet.

npx -y @kloudle/agent-blast-radius@0.3.1          # scan + share card (free, offline)
npx -y @kloudle/agent-blast-radius@0.3.1 verify   # which keys work? (paid, optional)

More at abr.kloudle.dev · step-by-step guides for every agent: abr.kloudle.dev/install · agent payments: abr.kloudle.dev/agent-payments

Install it where your agent runs

Where	How
Any terminal	`npx -y @kloudle/agent-blast-radius@0.3.1` · `brew install makash/tap/blast` · `curl -fsSL https://abr.kloudle.dev/install.sh \| sh`
Claude Code	`/plugin marketplace add makash/agent-blast-radius` then `/plugin install agent-blast-radius@kloudle`
Codex (CLI and app)	`codex plugin marketplace add makash/agent-blast-radius` then `codex plugin add agent-blast-radius@kloudle`
Claude Desktop	Download `agent-blast-radius-0.3.1.mcpb` and open it
Cursor	Add to Cursor · guide
VS Code	Install in VS Code · guide
Devin Desktop (Windsurf), Cline, Zed, any MCP client	`{"mcpServers":{"blast":{"command":"npx","args":["-y","@kloudle/agent-blast-radius@0.3.1","mcp"]}}}`
Agent Skills	`npx skills add makash/agent-blast-radius`
Rules files	Cursor · Devin Desktop / Windsurf · Cline

Release binaries and SHA256SUMS are on Releases: macOS and Linux, ARM64 and AMD64. They are not code-signed or notarized; verify the checksum. The npm launcher and install.sh verify it for you. Node.js 22+ for npx.

The scan

Reports credential types, locations, SHA-256 fingerprints, local scope hints and configured MCP reachability. Never values.
Makes no network calls, executes no MCP servers, uploads nothing, no telemetry.
Writes a 1080 × 1350 PNG card and share text by default (--anonymous drops your username, --no-card skips files). Existing files are never overwritten.
Scores are exposure estimates, not proof that a credential works or was compromised.

As an MCP server (blast mcp) it offers blast_radius, explain_credential and blast_card (read-only, offline) plus the verify tools below.

Which ones are live? `blast verify`

The scan can't tell a dead key from a live one. blast verify:

counts eligible findings (AWS profiles; OPENAI_API_KEY / ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in the environment) and creates a claim at abr.kloudle.dev with class counts only, e.g. aws-sts-identity:2;
prints the price — $0.10 USDC per check on Algorand — a code, and two ways to pay with your own wallet: your agent's x402 wallet tool (e.g. GoPlausible's algorand-mcp), or a browser link where you approve in Pera, Defly or Lute;
once paid, fetches an Ed25519-signed manifest, runs the checks on your machine (aws sts get-caller-identity, provider model-list probes) with a minimal environment, and reports each finding as live, rejected or error.

blast verify --open            # open the pay page and wait
blast verify --claim <id>      # collect later (claims survive restarts for 30 days)
blast verify --list            # unfinished claims on this machine

MCP: blast_verify_quote → pay → blast_collect. Payments are final. Need a wallet? abr.kloudle.dev/wallet.

Never sent: credential values, profile names, environment variable names, file paths, scan output. See abr.kloudle.dev/privacy.

License

Proprietary — see LICENSE.txt. Free to use for checks on machines and accounts you own or are authorized to assess. Third-party notices: THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt. Scanner source is private; this repository distributes binaries, the npm launcher's metadata, plugins, skills and rules.