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title: "clavitor + OpenClaw"
description: "Your OpenClaw agent manages credentials, rotates API keys, and completes 2FA — all from a single CLI call."
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# Integration Guide: clavitor + OpenClaw

Your OpenClaw agent manages credentials, rotates API keys, and completes 2FA — all from a single CLI call. Personal data stays sealed behind your fingerprint, face, or security key.

### What your agent sees

**Shared fields**

Your agent reads these to authenticate, deploy, and automate.

- API keys (GitHub, AWS, Stripe, OpenAI...)
- SSH host credentials
- Database connection strings
- TOTP seeds — live 2FA codes on demand
- Service account passwords

### What your agent never sees

**Personal fields**

Encrypted client-side with your fingerprint, face, or security key. The server stores ciphertext. No key, no access.

- Credit card numbers & CVV
- Passport & government IDs
- Recovery codes & seed phrases
- Social security numbers
- Bank account details

## Connect in 60 seconds

#### 1. Create an agent

Open your vault -> **Agents** -> **Create**. Name it and choose which entries it can access. Copy the setup token.

#### 2. Initialize the CLI

```
$ echo "$CLAVITOR_TOKEN" | clavitor-cli init
```

Stdin keeps the token out of `/proc/<pid>/cmdline`.

#### 3. Resolve credentials at startup

Replace hardcoded keys in your OpenClaw config with `clavitor://` references, then render at launch:

```
{
  "providers": {
    "openrouter": { "apiKey": "clavitor://OpenRouter API/key" },
    "fireworks":  { "apiKey": "clavitor://Fireworks.ai/key" }
  }
}
```

```
$ clavitor-cli render openclaw.json | openclaw start --config -
```

The config template is safe to commit. Secrets are resolved at runtime and never touch disk.

## You don't have to do anything

Once connected, your OpenClaw agent handles credentials automatically. It looks up what it needs, generates 2FA codes, and authenticates — you just describe what you want done.

#### "Deploy to production"

Your agent looks up server credentials, SSH key, and any required API tokens — then does the deployment.

```
clavitor-cli get "aws-production" --field secret_key
clavitor-cli totp "aws"
283941
```

#### "Log in to GitHub and check the CI"

Your agent finds the credential, generates a live TOTP code, and completes the 2FA flow. No phone needed.

```
clavitor-cli get "github" --field password
clavitor-cli totp "github"
847203
```

#### "Save this API key"

Your agent stores new credentials directly via `clavitor-cli put`. Sign up for a service, generate an API key — saved immediately, protected by Credential Encryption.

#### "Remember this for later"

License keys, server configs, migration plans — written via `clavitor-cli memory put` or `clavitor-cli note put`. Encrypted, searchable by embedding from any later agent session.

## Multi-agent swarm support

Running a swarm of OpenClaw agents? Each gets its own agent token and scopes.

#### Deploy agent

Scoped to SSH keys, server creds, and API tokens

#### Billing agent

Scoped to Stripe, payment gateways, and invoicing

#### Dev agent

Scoped to GitHub, CI/CD, and database credentials

## Every access is logged

The audit log records which agent accessed which credential, when, and from where.

```
# TIME                 ACTION  ENTRY               ACTOR

2026-03-08 10:23:14  read    github.com          cli:claw-deploy
2026-03-08 10:23:15  totp    github.com          cli:claw-deploy
2026-03-08 11:45:02  read    aws-production      cli:claw-billing
2026-03-08 14:12:33  render  -                   cli:claw-dev
```

## Get started

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