git‑ssh‑key is a small CLI tool that reads base‑64‑encoded private SSH keys and their corresponding host names from environment variables, writes the keys to the filesystem, and configures an SSH wrapper so Git can authenticate to private repositories (e.g., GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) during CI builds. It’s aimed at developers and CI pipelines that need to pull private npm packages or other code from multiple Git hosts without manually managing SSH keys.
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