FleaMarket‑AI (AI API Key Hunter & Validator)

A local, self‑hosted service that continuously searches public internet sources for AI API keys, validates them against the respective providers, and stores the results in a local SQLite database.

Goals

• Discover API keys for popular AI services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Kimi, OpenRouter, Amazon Bedrock, Codex, etc.) in public GitHub repositories, Gists, configuration files, and environment variables.
• Validate each key with a lightweight test request (e.g. a cheap completion or model list call) to confirm it works and is still active.
• Deduplicate – keep a record of URLs already scanned so we never double‑search.
• Persist results (key, provider, validation status, timestamp, source URL) in a local SQLite DB.
• Run 24/7 on your laptop. Optionally containerised with gluetun for network privacy.
• Isolated – no ties to your personal GitHub account; you can host the repo on a separate organization or keep it purely local.

Quick Start (host mode)

# Clone the repo (or just use the local copy created by the assistant)
cd ~/codeWS/Python/FleaMarketAI
# Install deps
python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Run the service (will loop forever, sleeping 4 h between runs)
python -m src.main

Docker + Gluetun (optional)

The docker-compose.yml starts two containers:

• gluetun – provides a VPN‑like tunnel and can expose an HTTP proxy.
• flea‑market‑ai – runs the Python service inside the gluetun network.

cd ~/codeWS/Python/FleaMarketAI
docker compose up -d   # builds and starts the containers

The service will log to logs/ inside the container (mounted as a volume).

Project Layout

FleaMarketAI/
├─ config.yaml                # provider‑specific endpoint config
├─ requirements.txt          # Python dependencies
├─ Dockerfile                # builds the Python app
├─ docker-compose.yml        # gluetun + app services
├─ logs/                     # runtime logs (mounted as volume)
│   └─ processed_urls.txt    # URLs already scanned
├─ db/                       # SQLite DB (mounted as volume)
│   └─ keys.db
└─ src/
    ├─ __init__.py
    ├─ main.py               # orchestrator loop
    ├─ discover.py           # crawls GitHub, Gists, files, env vars
    ├─ validate.py            # provider‑specific validation helpers
    └─ db.py                  # SQLite CRUD utilities

Adding New Providers

1. Add the provider name and a simple test endpoint to config.yaml.
2. Implement a function validate_<provider>(key) in src/validate.py that returns True/False and an optional message.
3. Register the function in the VALIDATORS mapping at the bottom of validate.py.

Disclaimer

• This tool only reads public information; it never accesses private repositories or secrets without explicit permission.
• Use responsibly. Scanning public repos for leaked keys is legal in many jurisdictions, but do not misuse discovered keys.
• The validation calls are cheap (e.g., list models) to avoid costly usage.

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