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The "Local .env file" options is not shown in my destination options for environments.The only options I have is AWS Secrets Manager.I tried with both my Business and Personal accounts and I have the same behaviour.Am I missing something here ? Do I have to enable a certain setting so that this option is available ?Thank you for your help!

As the subject notes, I've noticed 1password locks itself within about 10 seconds regardless of what I've set the auto-lock setting to. This makes copying and grabbing passwords, otp codes etc very difficult as I need to do it within 10 seconds of opening 1password.This has been happening for quite some time (6+ months at least) when I run screen shares with a remote macOS host via the screen share app using High Performance or Dynamic Resolution. The issue does not occur if I change from High Performance to standard in the macOS screen share app. High Performance is useful as it adjusts the remote display to match the display I'm using on my local machine. Which makes needing to switch back to standard -  not ideal.The remote machine display does not scale nicely if in standard screen share type mode.I was wondering if anyone else has seen this issue?Remote Mac is running MacOS 15.6.11password ver. 8.11.6 

Hello,I am writing to bring to your attention a critical feature that has been missing for numerous versions, yet remains essential for user security and data sovereignty: the native encrypted export of the vault.It is astonishing that a company which markets and champions password and sensitive data security leaves users in a precarious position. Currently, data export occurs without native encryption, forcing users to manage the encryption themselves (for example, by placing the export into an external container). This essentially shifts the burden of securing a fundamental data operation onto the user, which is illogical and contradicts 1Password's core mission.This feature is technically straightforward to implement and has been requested by the community for years. Despite repeated assurances from the development team and staff that this functionality is on the roadmap, it still has not been delivered.I consider this omission serious and unacceptable. It is urgent that 1Password h

Hey team,Claude Code just release a new https://code.claude.com/docs/en/remote-control feature that lets you send prompts and commands to your desktop (or remote sandbox) directly from a mobile app. You might already be using itI have a feeling a lot of devs are going to run into the same need for "remote 1Password auth" because of this.I really love how smooth 1Password handles secret and env management. I keep all my dev keys in 1P, and a lot of my scripts are tightly coupled with the op CLI. For pure local development, this setup is flawless.I tossed Claude Code into a local Docker sandbox for security reasons. Whenever it needed a 1Password key (like for git SSH), I just used SSH forwarding to my host machine for biometric auth. That worked fine since I was sitting right there.But this new mobile remote control feature completely breaks that workflow. I'm not at my desk to scan my fingerprint. Sure, we could generate static tokens to let the agent grab what it needs, but that’s way

I’m trying to use the local .env feature in 1Password for the first time. I can create an environment no problem, but if I try clicking on the “Choose file path” button, nothing happens. I’ve even run 1Password from the command line with ‘--log=trace’ on hoping to see some kind of error message and nothing shows up in the logs when I click the button. (Aurora Linux, installed layered on with rpm-ostree, 1Password version 8.12.32)

Hi 1Password Team / Community,I’m reporting an issue where the 1Password browser extension detects Step 1 (username) of an identifier-first login workflow, but fails to detect or offer autofill for Step 2 (password).After contacting the institution's tech team, they confirmed that their platform is powered by Q2 Digital Banking and provided specific technical details on why the extension is struggling: Web Components (Shadow DOM): The password input on Step 2 is rendered inside a Q2 Web Component, isolating the field. Generic Attributes: The forms use generic autocomplete="on" attributes rather than autocomplete="username" and autocomplete="current-password". Direct response from the bank:"The current Q2 login is a multi-step process... The password step is rendered through a Q2 web component, which may explain why some password-manager extensions recognize the first step but do not consistently associate or autofill the password field on the second step."Since Q2 powers the digital

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Sometimes I want to login on my servers via my phone, but my SSH keys are stored in 1password. I would want to use Termux and login on a server via the 1password agent connecting to the Android app.

The service accounts functionality works very nicely, but if you create vaults after you create a credential and want to share that vault with the credential, there is currently no way to edit the token sharing commission in order to do that.  This is a blocker for many AI agent use cases. On the one hand, users wish to control the blast radius. On the other, reprovisioning new tokens solely to add a single additional vault is cumbersome and time-consuming.  (Product: OP / CLI)

in my 1password application it is showing the environments but in browser admin dashboard it says no environments both accounts are same.I wanna give access to the team for the environment but in admin dashboard it shows no environment. 

Description: Currently, 1Password Environments and Vault Items are two completely separate systems with no connection between them. This creates a fundamental problem for professional workflows: Environments provide fast, secure secret delivery via Named Pipes – great for local developmentVault Items provide rotation, audit trails, access control, and CLI management – great for operationsBut you have to choose one or maintain both in parallel, which means either giving up rotation or giving up fast secret delivery.Proposed Solution: Allow an Environment variable to be linked to a Vault Item. The Environment would act as a structured view over Vault Items, not a separate data store.Benefits: Single source of truth – secrets live in Vault Items, Environments just expose themRotation works automatically – rotate the Vault Item, the Environment reflects the change immediatelyAudit trail remains intact – all access and changes tracked in Vault ItemsNamed Pipe delivery stays fast – no c

I’ve been using 1password integrated into my terminal for years, it’s great! It was fine on 26.6.0. Now I’ve updated to 26.6.1, and now op keeps telling me that I’m not logged in:> [ERROR] 2026/08/08 19:03:55 error initializing client: You are not currently signed in. Please run `op signin --help` for instructions If I use `eval $(op signin)`, I can enter my password, and things work for a while, but eventually I’m logged out again. Before upgrading, I hadn’t had to use `op signin` in years. Is there some setting I’m missing? Has 26.6.1 locked something down?

When attempting to create an environment on a completely up to date and synced (I checked, regular items are being synced into it) 1Password app on windows, this error is coming up. Restarting app, restarting PC both tried, both didnt fix.

Hi 1Password team, I've come across several existing community reports describing zombie 1Password-BrowserSupport processes when using an unsupported browser. I also confirmed that adding the browser to the Trusted Browsers list works around the issue.However, I don't think this completely addresses the underlying problem.Whether a browser is trusted or unsupported, leaving zombie processes behind after the browser exits is undesirable and can negatively impact the overall stability and resource usage of the operating system. While adding the browser to the trusted list avoids the issue, it seems more like a workaround than a fix.From my perspective, the 1Password-BrowserSupport process should terminate cleanly regardless of whether the browser is recognized as trusted.Is this behavior already being tracked internally? If not, I'd like to report it as a bug. I'd really appreciate it if the underlying issue could be investigated and resolved rather than relying solely on the trusted bro

Our workflowWe run local TypeScript maintenance scripts against production. By policy our engineers have no access to our cloud provider's secret manager, so 1Password is the store of record for production secrets. A script declares which secrets it needs, and the engineer approves the read at runtime via the desktop app. Increasingly these scripts are written and executed by AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) running in the engineer's terminal.The problemThe authorization prompt shows the account name and the requesting process — for us that renders as "Allow Code to get CLI access", i.e. VS Code, the app hosting the terminal. It does not say which item is being read. Combined with two documented behaviours:authorization is per-account, not per-item, and it "extends to sub-shell processes in that window"…approving one read grants every subprocess in that terminal access to every item in the account until lock, timeout, or op signout.So the engineer clicking Approve cannot tell what

​​​​I like to keep my 1Password locking when my PC sleeps/locks and I use it for SSH authorization and commit signing.When I put an AI agent to work and it needs to do git stuff, I have to authorize it. I like it, but in some cases I would like that during this authorization I could click somewhere to make this specific authorization stay even if the computer locks.

The latest stable release of the 1Password CLI delivers faster secret retrieval across your everyday workflows.🚀 What this means for your workflowFaster secret retrieval across common CLI workflows Faster builds, scripts, and automation powered by the CLI Spend less time waiting and more time buildingThese improvements were driven directly by community feedback. A huge thank you to everyone who shared feedback, benchmarks, and examples of your workflows. 💙More performance improvements are on the way to help you build, script, and automate with even less waiting. 💬 We'd love your feedbackDownload the latest 1Password CLI release and try it with your everyday workflows:👉 https://releases.1password.com/developers/cli/Share your feedback below and tell us how you use the 1Password CLI in your day-to-day workflows. Your feedback helps us prioritize what to build next. 🚀 

Our team would love to adopt Environments but are running into some limitations:Programmatic writes to EnvironmentsAre there plans to support creating/updating Environments and their variables via the 1Password CLI or 1Password Connect? Currently, AWS Secrets Manager is our source of truth for application secrets and we have a Lambda job that syncs those secrets into 1Password using the 1Password CLI. We’d love to switch that sync to populate Environments, but we can’t do that (yet?) without a write API/CLI for Environments.Headless/CI usageWe’d like to use Environments in CI. Unless I’m missing something, mounting Environments appears to be configured solely through the UI right now. Is there a way (or plan) to support Environments in CI pipelines, e.g. via a GitHub Action?For context, today we make this work with 1Password CLI + secure notes + secret references, which is fine, but the named pipe pattern would simplify a lot of workflows for us.Thanks!

Very long time user (nearly two decades!), first time toe-stubber (OK not exactly first time, but first time where I can’t figure out any fixes myself!)  --  Tried to use the beta MCP from inside of a Linux homebrew installed claude-code today and I get either parent process verification failed: Binary Permissions (directly running /opt/1Password/onepassword-mcp) or ...Io(Kind(PermissionDenied)) if I try to wrap with op run -- with no popup/prompt to allow in either case.  I’ll note my environment is complicated versus many users “norm” since I’m actually running a remote X session for the UI, however the SSH agent socket works, and the op CLI in the general case works, as does using op run to wrapper expanding env vars. Yes Labs->enable MCP is on, and Developer->MCP server is on.  In trying to debug/resolve I also turned on the CLI integration and 1P SDK integration (both of which I usually have off so that when I’m totally headless/X session free op signin still works). Actual

When attempting to create an environment on a completely up to date and synced (I checked, regular items are being synced into it) 1Password app on windows, this error is coming up. Restarting app, restarting PC both tried, both didnt fix.

The a PKCS#8 PEM-wrapped DER format Ed25519 private and public keys exported in 1PUX are tagged EXPLICIT, whereas RFC-8410 requires it to be IMPLICIT. This prevents import using any tool compliant with the standard.For reference, an Ed25519 key pair exported to 1PUX looks like{ "overview": { "title": "Playing Games", "ainfo": "SHA256:B3qe6Gb6NhVHTTVu1pCZL1jNob5isGLUnZEtURr2KIY" }, "details": { "sections": [ { "name": "", "title": "", "fields": [ { "t": "private key", "n": "private_key", "k": "sshKey", "v": "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\nXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX==\n-----END PRIVATE KEY-----\n", "a": { "guarded": "yes", "sshKeyAttributes": { "privateKey": "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\nXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

I recently discovered that 1password offers to save personal access tokens that I create on github.com, which is very cool:  What would make this even better is if this item included an expiration field by default. All tokens have (or should have) an expiration and it’s important to keep track of them. The “API Credentials” item type has an expiration field by default and so should this item.NB: There’s no option to add an expiration field to this item type (Side note: I don’t actually know what kind of item this is?)For now I’m using the notes field to save the expiration which is fine, but it would be nice to have a real field so Watchtower could in the future warn of upcoming expired tokens.Thanks!

I have an SSH key in 1Password for a shared cloud VM, and I use the password sharing feature to provide it to users that need access to the VM. This has worked great until the most recent time I tried this today. Using the shared link, neither I nor the other person can download the private key (the Copy button does nothing), although the public key and fingerprint copy just fine. I can't find a workaround either as I can't even seem to select the entire field for a normal copy (it's truncated). Is this an issue on the server side? We've tried it on Windows in both Edge and Chrome. 1Password Version: 8.10.45 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Windows 11 Browser: Edge Chromium and Chrome

I have an SSH key in a vault that’s accessible to a service account. I run scripts that use that service account to access secrets needed for “batch” (non-interactive) operations like backups. However, even though OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN is set and the scripts can access other secrets in the same vault, the SSH agent wants biometric verification if the scripts attempt to run ssh or sftp.Is this expected behavior? The SSH agent doesn’t “see” the service account token?I worked around it by tweaking ~/.ssh/config to use a file-based key for those scripted situations, but I’d like to make sure I haven’t misconfigured something.Thanks.

Is it possible to remove the current website url from an item via the cli?I've tried the `--url` option, but it won't accept an empty string.I've also tried using ``--template` to specify an updated record JSON with the `urls` field set to `[]` but this seems to be ignored.