wip-1password

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name: wip-1password description: AI plugin (Claude Code, OpenClaw) for 1Password secrets via JS SDK. Resolves op:// references at startup, provides agent tools for reading/writing secrets, fully headless via service account. license: MIT interface: [module, mcp, openclaw-plugin, skill] metadata: display-name: "1Password Secrets" version: "0.2.2".2.1" homepage: "https://github.com/wipcomputer/wip-1password" author: "Parker Todd Brooks" category: security capabilities: - resolve-op-refs - read-secrets - write-secrets - list-vault-items requires: bins: [node, npm] services: [1password-service-account] openclaw: requires: bins: [node, npm] plugins: [op-secrets] install: - id: node kind: node package: "@wipcomputer/wip-1password" label: "Install via npm" emoji: "🔐" compatibility: Requires Node.js 18+, 1Password with service account support (all plans). OpenClaw 2026.1+.

wip-1password

AI plugin (Claude Code, OpenClaw) for 1Password secrets. Uses the official JavaScript SDK with service accounts for fully headless operation... no desktop app, no biometrics, no popups.

When to Use This Skill

Use wip-1password for:

• Resolving op:// secret references in config files at startup
• Reading API keys, tokens, and credentials from 1Password at runtime
• Storing new secrets in 1Password vaults
• Listing available secrets in a vault

Do NOT Use For

• Managing 1Password accounts or users (use the 1Password admin console)
• Accessing built-in vaults (Shared, Employee, Private). Service accounts only work with custom vaults.
• Repos that don't use OpenClaw (use the op CLI directly instead)

API Reference

OpenClaw Plugin (startup resolver)

Resolves op://vault/item/field strings in openclaw.json at boot. Values exist in memory only... never written to disk.

// In openclaw.json
"someService": {
  "apiKey": "op://Agent Secrets/Some Service/api key"
}

Agent Tools

op_read_secret({ item: "OpenAI API", vault: "Agent Secrets", field: "api key" })
op_list_items({ vault: "Agent Secrets" })
op_write_secret({ item: "New Key", value: "sk-...", vault: "Agent Secrets" })

Module

import { resolveSecretRefs } from "@wipcomputer/wip-1password";

const resolved = await resolveSecretRefs({
  apiKey: "op://Agent Secrets/OpenAI API/api key",
});

Setup

# 1. Save service account token
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/secrets
echo "ops_..." > ~/.openclaw/secrets/op-sa-token
chmod 600 ~/.openclaw/secrets/op-sa-token

# 2. Enable in openclaw.json
# plugins.entries.op-secrets.enabled = true
# plugins.entries.op-secrets.config.defaultVault = "Agent Secrets"

# 3. Test
openclaw op-secrets test

Key Rules

• Never call op bare. Always prefix with OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN.
• Never log secret values. Store in variables only.
• Leave memorySearch.remote as {} ... the plugin sets process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY instead.
• Service account token: Always at ~/.openclaw/secrets/op-sa-token.
• Custom vaults only. Service accounts can't access built-in vaults.