An MCP server that allows secure credential retrieval from 1Password for use by Agentic AI, exemplifying a specialized MCP server integrating security and automation.
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Category: Security Attestation MCP Servers
Tags: mcp, security, credentials, automation
dkvdm/onepassword-mcp-server is a proof-of-concept MCP (Machine Control Protocol) server that enables secure retrieval of credentials stored in 1Password, making them accessible to Agentic AI systems. The server uses the 1Password Python SDK to access credentials and exposes them via the MCP Python SDK, allowing integration with tools like Claude Desktop and automation of browser tasks.
mcp-browser-use, to automate browser tasks using retrieved credentials.uv (Python package installer)npx -y @smithery/cli install @dkvdm/onepassword-mcp-server --client claudeuv, configuring the service account, and setting up the server for use by an Agentic AI client.claude_desktop_config.json).No pricing information is provided; the project is open source and available on GitHub.