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Where should passwords and logins be stored?

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For example, I want clawdbot to log in to Grocery site

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Example workflow:

1. Tell Clawdbot your grocery site credentials (or store in memory)
2. Clawdbot navigates to the site
3. Fills login form via browser automation
4. Stays logged in via session cookies

1. Tell Clawdbot your grocery site credentials (or store in memory)
2. Clawdbot navigates to the site
3. Fills login form via browser automation
4. Stays logged in via session cookies

1. Tell Clawdbot your grocery site credentials (or store in memory)
2. Clawdbot navigates to the site
3. Fills login form via browser automation
4. Stays logged in via session cookies

1. Tell Clawdbot your grocery site credentials (or store in memory)
2. Clawdbot navigates to the site
3. Fills login form via browser automation
4. Stays logged in via session cookies

Options for Storing Site Credentials

- Agent memory: Store in

memory.md

memory.md

memory.md

memory.md or

memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md
- Dedicated credentials file: Create a

.credentials.json

.credentials.json

.credentials.json

.credentials.json in your workspace
- Environment variables: Use

CLAWDBOT_*

CLAWDBOT_*

CLAWDBOT_*

CLAWDBOT_* vars for sensitive data

The browser maintains session state, so you typically only log in once per session!

https://docs.clawd.bot/tools/browser

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Where should passwords and logins be stored?

Options for Storing Site Credentials

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