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Manage 1Password vaults, items, and passwords securely through the op CLI.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "op-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use op-mcp to list all 1Password vaults I can access in the current account, and return their names and identifiers.
A list of accessible vaults, including each vault's name and ID.
Use op-mcp to find the item named "GitHub Admin" in the "Engineering" vault and read its password field.
The matching item details and the value of its password field.
Use op-mcp to generate a new password for the "Staging DB" item and update that item's password field.
A newly generated password is applied to the item, with an update result returned.
Developers or DevOps engineers can use the MCP tool to call the 1Password CLI for listing vaults, finding items, and updating passwords without manually using the console. It fits credential management in automated workflows.
When services run on servers or CI environments without a UI, service account tokens can be used for vault and password operations. This supports scripted, non-interactive secret access.
When credentials need regular rotation, the tool can read, generate, and update password fields in 1Password. It is useful for maintaining password hygiene for test environments, internal systems, or shared accounts.
It interacts with 1Password through the op CLI and supports listing vaults, looking up items, reading/creating/updating/generating passwords, and deletion operations. It is useful for bringing 1Password capabilities into MCP workflows.
Yes. The description states that it supports service account tokens for headless use.
It is known to rely on the op CLI to interact with 1Password and supports service account tokens. More detailed installation and configuration steps are not provided here; see the source repository.
Securely fetch 1Password credentials for AI agents and automated logins.
Let AI agents securely use approved 1Password logins without exposing plaintext secrets.
Author, validate, debug, and explain OPA Rego policies efficiently.
Securely provide approved 1Password logins to AI agents without plaintext exposure.
Set up and use 1Password CLI for sign-in and secret injection.
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