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This setup enables Agentic Autofill, a Nightly feature that allows AI agents like Director to securely request and use credentials from your 1Password vault.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:
A 1Password Business account is required for Policies access ($7.99/mo). On a 1Password Enterprise or Extended Access Management plan? Contact Browserbase if you run into any issues.
This guide uses 1Password Nightly, a pre-release channel with experimental features. It’s recommended for testing and development only.

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Admin setup (one-time)

You need admin access to a 1Password Business account to enable Agentic Autofill policies.
This is a one-time setup per 1Password account/workspace. Once enabled, all members can use Agentic Autofill.

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Enable Agentic Autofill

Sign in to 1Password.com and go to Policies in the left sidebar:
Click Sharing and permissions then Manage policies:
Scroll to the bottom and enable Agentic permissions to turn on Agentic Autofill:
Important: Scroll to the very bottom and click Save.

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User setup

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1. Install 1Password desktop app

Download and install the latest 1Password desktop application. Visit the 1Password download page and download the latest version. If you have 1Password installed via Kandji or another management system:
  1. Open Finder
  2. Navigate to Applications
  3. Right-click 1Password and choose Move to Trash
If 1Password is still running in the macOS menu bar after closing, right-click the menu bar icon and select Quit.
Then install the new version:
  1. In your Downloads folder, locate 1Password.zip
  2. Double-click to unzip and reveal “1Password Installer”
  3. Open the installer and follow the prompts

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2. Switch to the Nightly channel

When 1Password opens, your existing Browserbase account should appear automatically. In the upper-left of the app, click your account name and then click Settings at the bottom of the menu. Find the Release channel dropdown and change it to Nightly:
Click Check for updates in the About section:
Download and restart when prompted:
If the app still shows the stable channel after restarting, re-open Settings and confirm Nightly is selected, then check for updates again.

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3. Add login credentials for testing

Add test credentials for saucedemo.com as an example. Click the + New Item button in the upper-right and choose Login:
Enter the following details:
  • Username: standard_user
  • Password: secret_sauce
  • Website: saucedemo.com
Click Save:
You can add any website credentials you want to use with Director. This example uses saucedemo.com for testing.

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4. Install 1Password Nightly browser extension

Visit the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome to install the 1Password Nightly extension. Follow the prompts to complete the installation.

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5. Connect Director with 1Password

Go to Director.ai and sign in with your Browserbase account in the upper-right:
Click “Connect with 1Password”:
Follow the prompt to Login with 1Password. You should return to director.ai with the integration enabled:

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6. Try it out

In the Director prompt, type:
Wait for Director to navigate to the site (~10 seconds). Director will click Login with 1Password:
You should see a credential selection prompt:
Select your saucedemo.com credentials from the prompt. Director will automatically fill in the username and password, and the login should complete successfully:

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Troubleshooting

  • Verify you installed the 1Password Nightly extension (not the stable version)
  • Ensure the extension is enabled in Chrome at chrome://extensions
  • Confirm you’re signed in to Director with your Browserbase account
  • Refresh the Director page and try enabling the integration again
  • Verify the login item exists in your 1Password vault
  • Ensure the website field matches the site you’re trying to access
  • Check that Agentic permissions are enabled in your account policies
  • Re-open 1Password Settings
  • Confirm Nightly is selected in the Release channel dropdown
  • Manually check for updates again

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Next steps

1Password SDK integration

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