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Bitwarden
Password Management Security & OperationsInstall Command
npx clawhub@latest install bitwarden
Installation Guide
1
Check Environment
Make sure Node.js 22+ and OpenClaw are installed. Run openclaw --version in your terminal to verify.
2
Run Installation
Run the install command above in your terminal. ClawHub will automatically download and install Bitwarden to the ~/.openclaw/skills/ directory.
3
Verify Installation
Run openclaw skills list to check your installed skills and confirm Bitwarden appears in the list.
4
Configure (Optional)
Follow the configuration instructions in the description below to add skill settings to ~/.config/openclaw/openclaw.json5.
Manual Installation: Copy the Skill folder to
~/.openclaw/skills/ or the skills/ directory in your project root. Make sure the folder contains a SKILL.md file.
Securely read vault entries
Search and filter credential records
Generate strong passwords
Detailed Description
Bitwarden MCP Server integrates the zero-knowledge encrypted password manager into AI workflows, allowing AI to access required credential information while maintaining security.
Core Features
- Credential Retrieval: Search and read login credentials, secure notes, and credit card information from the locally decrypted vault
- Security Architecture: Uses zero-knowledge encryption — the master password is never sent to the server, and all decryption operations are performed locally
- Password Generation: Generate strong passwords meeting various complexity requirements
Configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"bitwarden": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@anthropic/mcp-bitwarden"],
"env": {
"BITWARDEN_CLIENT_ID": "Client ID",
"BITWARDEN_CLIENT_SECRET": "Client secret",
"BITWARDEN_MASTER_PASSWORD": "Master password"
}
}
}
}
Use Cases
- Securely retrieve database connection credentials during deployment workflows
- Let AI auto-fill API keys without manual copy-pasting
- Look up login information for specific services
- Securely reference vault credentials in automation scripts