SK (Secret Key) Issuance Guide
This guide explains how to issue an SK (Secret Key) — the secret key agents and APIs use to access a specific project (CSN) — from the Service List screen.
📋 Overview
An SK (Secret Key) is the secret key that giipAgent, the giip-fde-agent scheduler, and the APIs use to prove "this request belongs to that project." Issue this key right after creating a project, before installing an agent.
- An SK is issued per combination of a project (CSN) and a group within that project.
- An issued SK is valid only within that project's scope and cannot access other projects.
🛠️ Issuance Steps
- Sign in to GIIP and select the project you want to issue an SK for, at the top of the screen.
- Go to the Service List screen. The groups belonging to the current project are listed.
- Click the [SK生成] button on the row of the group you want to issue an SK for. An SK is issued for that group and its SKEY value appears in the row.
- Deliver the issued SK securely to where it will be used. For example, the giip-fde-agent scheduler reads this key as the
sk=value in thegiipAgent.cnf(orgiipAgent.cfg) file on the PC.
⚠️ Notes
- Reissuing immediately invalidates the existing SK. If you click [SK生成] again for a group that already has an SK, a new SK is issued and the previous SK fails authentication from that moment (401 Invalid session). When reissuing for a group whose agents are already running, replace the key at every place that uses it as well.
- Never leave an SK value in chats, documents, or logs. If an SK leaks, access to that project goes with it.
- If you do not have permission to issue an SK, ask the project's administrator to issue one for you.
➡️ Next Step
Once the SK is issued, install giip-fde-agent on your work PC and register the gissue scheduler so issues are processed automatically.
🤖 Next step: Install giip-fde-agent · Register the gissue scheduler →
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 2026-11-14
Source: giipv3/public/help/secret-key.en.md