NanoClaw is integrating OneCLI's Agent Vault as its default credential and proxying layer for AI agents. Instead of agents holding raw API keys, the vault proxies outbound requests, injects credentials at the gateway level, and enforces policy rules like rate limits. This addresses a real risk illustrated by a Meta AI director's incident where an agent mass-deleted emails despite explicit instructions not to act autonomously. The integration combines NanoClaw's Docker-based runtime isolation with OneCLI's credential isolation and policy enforcement, giving users fine-grained control over what agents can access, how often, and with human-in-the-loop approval flows on the roadmap. Both projects are open source.
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How the integration worksWhy this mattersBeyond secrets managementPolicies, not just proxyingThe full stack1 Comment
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