NanoClaw Adopts OneCLI Agent Vault
4 hours ago
- #Credential Management
- #Open Source
- #AI Security
- NanoClaw adopts OneCLI's Agent Vault as its default credential and proxying layer.
- OneCLI's Agent Vault handles credential injection, access policies, and approvals, ensuring agents never hold raw API keys.
- NanoClaw isolates each agent in its own Docker container, with OneCLI providing fine-grained access controls.
- Integration involves replacing NanoClaw's credential proxy with OneCLI's SDK, routing HTTPS traffic through the OneCLI gateway.
- Each NanoClaw agent group has a unique OneCLI identity, allowing different credential policies per group.
- The Agent Vault proxies requests, injecting credentials without exposing them to agents, enhancing security.
- Policies include rate limits, time-bound access, and human-in-the-loop approvals to prevent misuse.
- The combination of NanoClaw's runtime isolation and OneCLI's credential policies provides secure, auditable agent operations.
- Both NanoClaw and OneCLI are open-source projects available on GitHub.