@takescake/1password-mcp

Security-first MCP server for 1Password — vault/item tools, prompts, resources, and op_run secret injection (MCP 2026-07-28)

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15tools

1recorded versions

25mtracked

tracking started

What changed

Nothing, since tracking began. That is the good outcome, and it is what most servers look like.

Show all 15 tool fingerprints

item_archive

e68df9dad11c8929

item_delete

058ffaab22f08232

item_edit

ecc21d93f1dfbc75

item_get

ae95b551edf67826

item_list

f6e16ad0bddac8f1

item_lookup

1a907fd1fc8f0ee3

note_create

98614c7df9153f56

op_check_ref

829b3bf45af02822

op_run

d299934b4815c28d

password_create

b2c772b2ca0cd03c

password_generate

cae7dacf6730d729

password_generate_memorable

d4b08047848433ab

password_read

b9737a76f6d08318

password_update

758fa02e6820b9bf

vault_list

6a1e66fff1a9f501

If you run this server, put the proxy in front of it. It pins these exact fingerprints on first connect and stops the session if they move.

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