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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ That will create a personal access token. Click on the clipboard icon under the

![View token screenshot](/quick-start/cli-2-screenshot.png)

You can choose how you want to store this access token. As mentioned above, `ubi` requires it be provided via the `UBI_TOKEN` environment variable. If you have a password manager or other secure secret storage vault, you can store the token in there. If security is not at all important to you, you could store the access token in your shell startup files, so it is available for all programs.
You can choose how you want to store this access token. As mentioned above, `ubi` requires it be provided via the `UBI_TOKEN` environment variable. If you have a password manager or other secure secret storage vault, you can store the token in there. If security is not your primary concern, you could store the access token in your shell startup files, so it is available for all programs.

As there a myriad number of ways that users may want to store the token, `ubi` does not provide integrations for specific token storage. You can use any storage method you want as long as the `UBI_TOKEN` environment variable is present when you execute the `ubi` program.

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