Auth Box MCP server

Auth Box is a password manager built around a 24 word recovery phrase instead of an email account. It also comes with an MCP gateway, which is the part that lets an AI assistant reach your saved logins and API keys in a controlled way. It is handy if you already use Auth Box and want your AI to help with accounts, keys, or passwords without you copying them around by hand.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like which password you use for a site, or whether a certain API key still works. The AI sends that request through this MCP gateway instead of guessing. The gateway checks the rules you set up in Auth Box, called policies, to see if this kind of request is allowed. If it is, Auth Box answers, and the AI shows you the result in the chat. Every request like this gets written into an audit trail, so you can look back later and see what was asked and when.

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What you can do with it

• Look up a saved password for a site you name
• Check whether a stored API key is still valid
• List the credentials you have saved in your vault
• Fetch an API key for a service so you can paste it somewhere
• See which requests your AI made, through the audit trail
• Follow the access rules you set for each agent

Try asking your AI

• “What is my password for my bank website?”
• “Is my OpenAI API key still working?”
• “List the logins I have saved for work accounts”
• “Show me what my AI asked Auth Box for today”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, like a password shown as text, a yes or no on whether a key is valid, or a short list of saved items. If you ask about the audit trail, you get a list of past requests with times. Nothing is changed in your vault unless you ask for a change, and even then the rules you set decide what is allowed.

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Who it's for

People who already use Auth Box and want their AI assistant to help with passwords and API keys without copying them back and forth.