name	1password-safe
description	Use when a task needs a login or secret from 1Password via the 1password-safe MCP server without exposing the value in chat.

1Password Safe

Use the 1password-safe MCP server for narrow login and credential lookup tasks.

Use list_secrets to find accessible vaults and item names. Apply vault, query, and limit when the user gives enough context.
Use describe_secret to inspect field labels and IDs. Treat every returned field as metadata only.
Use copy_secret only for the one field the user needs pasted or supplied to another local UI.
After copy_secret, tell the user or the controlling browser/computer workflow to paste from the macOS clipboard.

Never ask the server to return raw secret values; this MCP intentionally does not expose them.
Do not print, summarize, transform, or infer the secret value from clipboard contents.
Prefer OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN in .env or the client process environment.
If the field cannot be found, list the available field labels and ask for the exact one to copy.
Keep clipboard exposure brief by using the default restore timer unless the user asks otherwise.

name	1password-safe
description	Use when a task needs a login or secret from 1Password via the 1password-safe MCP server without exposing the value in chat.

Use the 1password-safe MCP server for narrow login and credential lookup tasks.

Use list_secrets to find accessible vaults and item names. Apply vault, query, and limit when the user gives enough context.
Use describe_secret to inspect field labels and IDs. Treat every returned field as metadata only.
Use copy_secret only for the one field the user needs pasted or supplied to another local UI.
After copy_secret, tell the user or the controlling browser/computer workflow to paste from the macOS clipboard.

Never ask the server to return raw secret values; this MCP intentionally does not expose them.
Do not print, summarize, transform, or infer the secret value from clipboard contents.
Prefer OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN in .env or the client process environment.
If the field cannot be found, list the available field labels and ask for the exact one to copy.
Keep clipboard exposure brief by using the default restore timer unless the user asks otherwise.