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2password
Use for any password, API key, token, credential, secret, or 1Password task, including finding credentials, injecting them into commands or env files, saving new API keys, checking or updating login passwords, auditing vaults, and setting up unattended access. Prefer the 2password CLI over raw op whenever it covers the task.
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# 2password
`2password` wraps the 1Password CLI (`op`) so you can work with secrets without seeing them, and with as few 1Password prompts as possible. All output is JSON.
## Rules
- Never print, log, summarize, or repeat secret values. Pass `op://` references around instead.
- Any 1Password call may show the user an approval prompt, and each new shell you open can need a fresh approval. Batch a task's work into as few commands as possible: many queries in one `find`, many references in one env file run with `env run`.
- Never run `op whoami` or any other preflight check. Just run the command; the desktop app authorizes it when needed.
- Never retry a write that failed or reported "unverified". Run `find` first to check whether it already happened.
## Find credentials
```bash