1Password Launches Claude for Mac Sign-Ins, Hiding Passwords and 2FA Codes
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Updated · 9to5Mac · Jul 16
1Password Launches Claude for Mac Sign-Ins, Hiding Passwords and 2FA Codes
3 articles · Updated · 9to5Mac · Jul 16
Summary
Mac users can now let Claude sign into websites through 1Password without the AI seeing passwords, one-time codes or other secrets.
1Password delivers approved credentials through a secure channel directly into the page, while Claude requests only the specific login item needed and each session requires biometric approval.
Agentic Mode locks down the vault when Claude controls the browser, leaving only task-approved credentials available and letting users cancel access at any time.
After each autofill, 1Password checks the page and wipes filled values if submission fails; support for payment cards and identity data is planned later.
The release turns a March Anthropic partnership into a shipping feature for business, family and individual plans, and 1Password says it could extend to other browser-based AI agents.