1Password’s browser extension fills in your passwords automatically when you browse, and now the company has built a similar tool for AI bots browsing the web on your behalf, but for a very different reason.

AI tools and browsers built on Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT are increasingly using AI agents to browse the web, book tickets, and make Spotify playlists for you, and unlike your risk of forgetting a unique password, an AI bot risks remembering it and causing a breach later. 1Password’s fix for that potential risk, a new Secure Agentic Autofill feature that “injects the credentials directly into the browser if, and only if, the human approves the access.”

With the tool, when a browser AI agent determines that it needs login credentials, “the agent informs 1Password that a credential is

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