Your AI can log in. It never sees the password.
Pasting a password into a chat sends it to the AI company and leaves it in your history forever. With the vault, you save it once. When the AI needs to log in, it asks the vault to type the secret into the field: the value goes straight to the screen, and only its name ever reaches the chat.
Passwords
Typed into the login field. The AI sees the username, website and your note on when to use it, never the value.
2FA codes
Save an authenticator key and the vault types the current 6-digit code, so the AI can finish two-step logins on its own.
Other secrets
API keys, card details for a known merchant, or any text the AI should type but not read.
Lock the sensitive ones behind an approval
Mark a secret "ask first" and the vault refuses to type it until you approve that use on Telegram. Your bank or payment login stays locked even if an AI is misled by something it read.
- Per computer: each employee only sees the secrets saved for its computer.
- Logged: every use is in the activity log, with the secret's name and time.
- Stored on your server, never in the AI app and never with us.
Vault FAQ
Can the AI read a secret if it really tries?
The AI's tools never return secret values; they only type them into the computer's screen. Someone watching the computer could see a typed value in a field that shows plain text, so use the vault for login fields, which hide what's typed.
Who can add or see secrets?
People on your AgentDaftar team, in the panel (Office → Files → Vault). A saved value can be replaced, but it isn't shown again, not even to you.
Is it safe to save 2FA keys?
It lets your AI employee log in without you, which is the point, so treat it like giving a trusted employee access. For the most sensitive accounts, mark the secret "ask first" so each use needs your approval.
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