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Overview

By the end of this guide, your Browserbase agent will use 1Password to log into a website, without hardcoding credentials into your code. You’ll learn how to:
  1. Set up a 1Password vault for your credentials
  2. Create a 1Password Service Account for programmatic access
  3. Use the 1Password SDK to retrieve credentials from your vault
  4. Automate website logins in your Browserbase session
We’re working on a new 1Password integration experience: simpler setup, faster logins, and native support. Stay tuned or reach out to get early access.

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When You’d Use This

Use the 1Password integration when you need to:
  • Automate logins without storing raw credentials in code or environment files.
  • Give your agent access to credentials in a secure, auditable way.
  • Rotate passwords in your vault without updating scripts.
  • Share access across team members without exposing sensitive data.
This is ideal for:
  • Testing logins on staging environments
  • Monitoring tools that need to log into internal dashboards
  • AI agents that manage or navigate multiple accounts

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Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have:
The quickstart guide will walk you through creating a Service Account and setting up your vault.

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Quickstart Guides

Follow the Guide

Follow the step-by-step quickstart guide to use your 1Password Service Account to automate your first login.