Npjames 1password

Set up and use 1Password CLI (op). Use when installing the CLI, enabling desktop app integration, signing in (single or multi-account), or reading/injecting/...

This skill mostly does what it says (install and run the 1Password CLI), but there are important inconsistencies and potential risks to consider before installing: - Missing tmux declaration: The runtime instructions require tmux, create sockets, and manage sessions, yet the skill metadata does not list tmux as a required binary. Ask the publisher to explicitly require 'tmux' (and any other needed tools) so the agent can validate runtime dependencies. - Captured terminal output may contain secrets: The example captures tmux pane output. Ensure the skill will never capture or persist secret values (and that any captured output is sanitized and not sent to logs, chat, or external endpoints). Prefer returning only success/error status rather than raw pane contents. - Environment/paths mismatch: The SKILL.md references CLAWDBOT_TMUX_SOCKET_DIR and TMPDIR conventions not declared in requires.env. Confirm whether the agent must set these env vars and whether socket files under /tmp are acceptable in your environment. - Install is reasonable: Brew formula is an expected install mechanism for the 1Password CLI. Still verify the brew formula source if you require a high-assurance provenance. Recommendations before enabling or giving this skill autonomous access: - Request the publisher add 'tmux' to required binaries and declare any env vars the runtime uses. - Ask for explicit rules about what is captured from tmux panes and how that output is handled, filtered, and stored. - Test the workflow in a sandbox account/VM to confirm no secret values are leaked into logs or agent context. - If you need stronger assurance, prefer manual signin or require the skill to use op run/op inject primitives that avoid printing secrets to stdout.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: npjames-1password Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate interface for managing the 1Password CLI (op), including installation via Homebrew and standard usage examples. The instructions in SKILL.md mandate the use of tmux to handle interactive authentication sessions and TTY persistence, which is a common requirement for CLI tools in agentic environments. The bundle includes explicit security guardrails to prevent secrets from being logged or written to disk unnecessarily.