> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ghostable.dev/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Deploy Tokens > Issue, rotate, revoke, and copy deploy token secrets from the desktop client. Learn when to use deploy tokens instead of a linked human device. ## Where Deploy Tokens Live Open an environment window and switch to **Deploy Tokens**. This view is scoped to the current environment so you can keep automation credentials tight. {/* ghostable:screenshot-output desktop-deploy-tokens-list:start */} Ghostable desktop environment window showing the Deploy Tokens section with existing tokens and the create action. Ghostable desktop environment window showing the Deploy Tokens section with existing tokens and the create action. ## What You Can Do Desktop supports the full token lifecycle: * create a token, * rotate the cryptographic secret for an existing token, * revoke a token, * delete a token record. When you create or rotate a token, the app shows the resulting automation secrets so you can move them into your CI secret manager immediately. ## Export Block for CI The result sheet includes a copyable environment-variable block so you can paste the issued values into GitHub Actions, your deployment provider, or another secret manager workflow. {/* ghostable:screenshot-output desktop-deploy-token-result:start */} Ghostable desktop deploy token result window showing the one-time token secrets and the copyable CI environment-variable block. Ghostable desktop deploy token result window showing the one-time token secrets and the copyable CI environment-variable block. Ghostable only shows the private token material at creation or rotation time. If you lose it, issue a fresh secret and update your automation. ## Continue Prefer the terminal flow when you are provisioning CI from an existing shell workflow. See how deploy tokens are consumed in automation and provider-specific setups.