Let AI use passwords without ever touching them.

// Or in Xcode: File → Add Package Dependencies
dependencies: [
    .package(path: "../MimiKeySDK"),
],
targets: [
    .target(name: "MyApp", dependencies: ["MimiKeySDK"]),
]

import MimiKeySDK

let mimikey = MimiKeyClient(configuration: MimiKeyConfiguration(
    clientID: "pmc_…",
    redirectURL: URL(string: "myapp://mimikey/callback")!
))

// Hand MimiKey's callback to the SDK
WindowGroup { ContentView() }
    .onOpenURL { url in mimikey.handleCallback(url) }

// Opens the consent card in MimiKey, then returns to your app
let grant = try await mimikey.authorize()

grant.vaults   // the vaults the user shared with you

let item = try await mimikey.pickItem(
    hint: MimiKeyHint(url: "https://bank.example.com"),
    reason: "Sign in to Example Bank to reconcile this month's statement"
)

item.record.username   // lives only in this process's memory
item.record.password

// The user types the password on MimiKey's secure card
let created = try await mimikey.createItem(
    kind: .login,
    prefill: MimiKeyPrefill(
        title: "Example Bank",
        url: "https://bank.example.com/login",
        usernameHint: "lin@example.com"
    ),
    reason: "Save the account you just created"
)

// Takes effect only after the user reviews the diff and taps Save changes
let updated = try await mimikey.updateItem(
    id: item.id,
    vaultID: grant.vaults[0].id,
    patch: [.password: newPassword],
    reason: "Password was changed on the website"
)