AgentMint

Provision agent accounts (secrets, chat, email) and export runtime configs for agent swarms.

Published package:

• npm: @barneywohl/agentmint

Install

Global install (recommended):

npm i -g @barneywohl/agentmint
agentmint --help

Quick start (no providers)

This validates the CLI end-to-end without touching Bitwarden/Telegram/Slack.

# Create a new project manifest
mkdir -p /tmp/agentmint-demo
agentmint init -p /tmp/agentmint-demo

# Show what’s enabled/missing
agentmint doctor -p /tmp/agentmint-demo

# Export an example runtime config (OpenClaw)
agentmint export openclaw -p /tmp/agentmint-demo -o /tmp/agentmint-demo/out

ls -la /tmp/agentmint-demo/out

Providers (Bitwarden / 1Password / Telegram / Slack)

Providers are disabled by default. Enable them in your project manifest:

/tmp/agentmint-demo/agentmint.yaml

providers:
  bitwarden:
    enabled: true
  telegram:
    enabled: true
  slack:
    enabled: true
  # 1password:
  #   enabled: true

Then provision (example: Bitwarden):

# one-time Bitwarden unlock in your shell
bw login
export BW_SESSION="$(bw unlock --raw)"

agentmint provision -p /tmp/agentmint-demo

Commands

• agentmint init — create a project manifest (agentmint.yaml)
• agentmint doctor — validate provider configuration and show missing steps
• agentmint provision — create provider resources (e.g., vault items)
• agentmint export <target> — export runtime config files (e.g., openclaw)
• agentmint up <target> — provision + export in one go

Status

Early MVP scaffold. Intended workflow is:

agentmint init
agentmint doctor
agentmint provision
agentmint export openclaw

Security

• No secrets printed to stdout by default.
• Provider tokens/credentials should live in a vault (Bitwarden/1Password), not in plaintext on disk.