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[OBSOLETE] The native credential proxy is now the default. This skill is no longer needed — credentials are managed via .env and the built-in proxy.

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name	use-native-credential-proxy
description	[OBSOLETE] The native credential proxy is now the default. This skill is no longer needed — credentials are managed via .env and the built-in proxy.

Use Native Credential Proxy

This skill is obsolete. The native credential proxy is now the default credential system. OneCLI has been removed.

Credentials are stored in .env and injected by the built-in proxy (src/credential-proxy.ts). See CLAUDE.md > "Secrets / Credentials" or docs/CREDENTIALS.md for configuration details.

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The native credential proxy is already active — no migration needed. To configure credentials, add ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (for API keys) or ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN (for OAuth tokens from claude setup-token) to .env and restart ClawDad.

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