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@assemblyline-agents/1password

v10.3.2

Published

Official Assembly Line 1Password vault and item connection for service accounts.

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Keywords

assembly-lineaiagents1passwordservice-accountsvaultsitemspasswordssdkconnectionplugin

Readme

@assemblyline-agents/1password

Official 1Password plugin for three separate jobs: host-side secret storage, host-side credential sourcing, and optional model-facing metadata browsing.

Model-facing connection

assembly-line add 1password agent

The command installs and selects the plugin in agent.md, then pins its authority in plugins.lock. Store OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN in the configured secret store. The broker supplies it only to the 1Password connection. The agent receives read-only tools to list vaults and items and search metadata. Complete items, concealed values, and arbitrary resolve_secret results are not model-facing capabilities.

The same connection is a trusted host-side credential source. A reviewed sink, such as Orgo, can consume an op:// value without returning the value to the model or authored code.

Host-only boot secrets

Install and pin the secrets-provider role:

assembly-line add 1password agent --role secrets

Use the scalar default when OP_VAULT names the secret vault:

secrets: 1password

Set an explicit exception only when needed:

secrets:
  1password:
    vault: Production Runtime
    field: credential

vault defaults to OP_VAULT; field defaults to credential. The store resolves only the credential name requested by an authorized connection as op://<vault>/<name>/<field>. It does not overlay a shared runtime environment.

Use OP_SECRETS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN for this store when the same agent also has model-facing metadata browsing. Use separate accounts and vault scopes so the browsing account cannot enumerate the framework credential vault.

Add only the secrets-store role with:

assembly-line add 1password agent --role secrets

See the Declarative Reference for the exact schema and defaults, and Configuration And Credentials for secure source-to-sink transfer.

License

MIT