AI agents are booking travel, signing into websites, and acting on your behalf. That creates a new security problem: until now, letting an agent log in meant exposing your credentials to the model.
Today, with @AnthropicAI, we're changing that. 1Password for @claudeai lets Claude use your stored credentials to complete real-world tasks without your passwords or one-time codes ever reaching the model, its memory, or Anthropic's systems.
You stay in control and approve which credentials an agent can use. 1Password handles authentication behind the scenes.
Available now on Mac for business, family, and individual customers.
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@elonmusk Full voice model as interface - not just dictate, send, read result but talk about ideas, ask to inplement, comment on progress as it’s happening, deliver voice-tailored report when done and so on. So I can code while I walk the forest.
@elonmusk General secrets input invisible to agents
Could be implemented by letting the agent refer to secrets by id and having the harness replace the id with the secret whenever it goes in or out of the LLM.
I went a dinner a few weeks ago with a bunch of enterprise execs who told me "we will never use Chinese models." "Even if it's 100x cheaper?" "No, we care about safety and security."
1. They don't understand when they host open-source models with their own GPUs or US data centers, they won't share their data to China.
2. They are giving away all their data to OpenAI and Anthropic rather than owning it privately themselves.
3. They don't understand math. 100x is a big number and lots of profits.
It's almost July 2026 now. If your execs still talk like that, fire them now.