A leaked key, replaced within the hour.
whyThe key was pasted in a chat.
asksThe staging API key leaked. Rotate it.
Your AI runs op, unlocked by your 1Password app. A page names the item. The value never prints, and never reaches us.
team/tools/1password/1password.md reference onlyop. The page still holds only the reference.Three jobs a vault makes slow by hand.
whyThe key was pasted in a chat.
asksThe staging API key leaked. Rotate it.
whyA pasted password stays in your shell history.
asksRun the migration with the staging database credential.
whyDay one waits while someone shares vaults by hand.
asksGive the new engineer view access to the Engineering vault.
Every command runs as you, through op. Values are fetched only inside the command that needs them.
One field, fetched inside the command that needs it.
Ids, titles and vault names come back. Values never do.
Fields as labels and types. Notes stay unprinted.
Written from your clipboard, never typed into a command.
Grant a teammate view or edit, or move an item to the team.
Archived items stay in the vault. A vault goes only when empty.
Nothing of 1Password's is stored with us. Nothing of ours is in your account.
Touch ID, Windows Hello or your password unlocks op. No token on disk. Claude Code logs each command it runs, so the value is fetched inside the command, never typed into it.
A page holds the reference, op://<vault>/<item>/<field>, never the value.
Our server stores the page that names the item, and nothing else of 1Password's.
Read on your computer, inside the command that uses it.
No integration, no app, no token of ours.
Moves, archives and grants show you the list first.
One limit you meet without the desktop app.
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| Without the desktop app, sessions end | A terminal sign-in ends after 30 idle minutes. |
op:// reference. Your computer reads the value at use.Write once which item holds each credential. Every AI works from that map.
Collections and your own vault, one field at a time.
password managersKeeperShared folders by seat, through Keeper Commander.
password managersKeychainYour computer's own store, read with no prompt.
every kindWorks withEvery system by kind, and the rule each page shares.