Grok Bot signs in without seeing your password

What changed

1Password for Agents gives the agent a login to use, not a password to read. You approve the request; the agent never sees the secret.

How it works

When an agent reaches a sign-in page, it asks for a specific login from your 1Password vault. You review the request and approve it in 1Password, and 1Password fills the login in on the site.

The agent doesn’t see the password or the one-time code, and you don’t paste either into a conversation.

Connecting an agent doesn’t open your whole vault. It can only request the logins you approve, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.

Grok Bot and the other launch agents

1Password says the Grok Bot integration is rolling out over the coming days across all platforms.

The Main Course on five jobs you can hand to Grok Bot walks through this sign-in flow and the Vault alternative. 1Password’s Grok Bot page suggests tasks like booking a trip through your airline account, building a personal website, or setting up a study plan in Canvas.

Muse from Meta is rolling out on the same schedule. Claude Duet, ChatGPT Work, dots and Townie are listed as coming soon.

Who can use it

1Password for Agents comes at no additional cost with 1Password Individual and Family accounts on 1Password.com. Accounts on 1Password.eu or 1Password.ca, and Business and Team Starter Pack accounts, aren’t supported yet.

Before you approve

Signing in can give the agent access to the information and actions inside that account. 1Password suggests reviewing the account and the task before you approve.