Talor

Key facts: Talor is a local connection layer that lets AI coding assistants — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Trae and other terminal-based tools — use your servers, databases and API keys without ever receiving your passwords. You save a resource once, copy the Talor Command it generates, and paste it into the AI; the AI then works through Talor on your device while credentials stay in local secure storage.

Plans: Talor is free for individuals (no sign-in required, up to 3 servers, 1 database, unlimited credentials). A Professional plan costs $39 one-time for higher limits and lifetime member status. The first version supports Windows 10 and 11, with Mac on a waitlist.

Best for: developers who want AI agents to check a production server or query a database without pasting secrets into chat. Watch out: it is Windows-only for now, and it complements rather than replaces a secret manager like 1Password or Vault.

Pros

• Lets AI coding assistants use your servers, databases and API keys without ever receiving your passwords.
• Credentials stay in local secure storage while the AI works through Talor on your device.
• Save a resource once, copy the generated Talor Command, and paste it into the AI — a simple workflow.
• Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Trae and other terminal-based tools.

Watch out for

• Windows-only for now; Mac is on a waitlist, so Mac users cannot yet use it.
• It complements rather than replaces a secret manager like 1Password or Vault.
• Free individual use is capped at 3 servers and 1 database, so larger setups need the Professional plan.

Best for

Developers who want AI agents to check a production server or query a database without pasting secrets into chat. Who should skip it: Mac-only users for now, and anyone looking for a full secret manager replacement.

Pricing

Free for individuals (no sign-in required, up to 3 servers, 1 database, unlimited credentials). A Professional plan costs $39 one-time for higher limits and lifetime member status — check the official pricing page to confirm current terms.

FAQs

What problem does Talor solve? It lets AI coding assistants use your servers and databases without ever seeing your passwords.

How does it work? You save a resource once, copy the Talor Command it generates, and paste it into the AI; the AI then works through Talor on your device.

Which AI tools does it support? Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Trae and other terminal-based tools, according to this page.

Is it available on Mac? Not yet. The first version supports Windows 10 and 11, with Mac on a waitlist.