VPS: Add Anthropic API Key and Telegram Bot Token to 1Password Terraphim vault

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Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale

Research direction

Start by reviewing the .env.tpl references and source ~/op_env.sh on the VPS. Create the two named items and credential fields in the Terraphim 1Password vault, then run the provided op read command to verify access for both credentials.

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Description

bug

Blocker

Both TinyClaw deployment and Spacebot deployment require two credentials that are not yet present in the 1Password "Terraphim" vault:

  1. Anthropic API Key -- needed for LLM API calls
  2. Telegram Bot Token -- needed for Telegram channel integration

Current Setup

  • 1Password CLI (op v2.31.0) installed on VPS
  • Uses Connect mode (not interactive signin)
  • Connect host: central.terraphim.io
  • Environment sourced from ~/op_env.sh (sets OP_CONNECT_HOST and OP_CONNECT_TOKEN)
  • .env.tpl files reference op://Terraphim/Anthropic API Key/credential and op://Terraphim/Telegram Bot Token/credential

Action Required

The VPS owner needs to:

  1. Open 1Password web or desktop app
  2. Navigate to the "Terraphim" vault
  3. Create item "Anthropic API Key" with a field called "credential" containing the API key
  4. Create item "Telegram Bot Token" with a field called "credential" containing the bot token
  5. Verify with: source ~/op_env.sh && op read "op://Terraphim/Anthropic API Key/credential"

Impact

Without these credentials:

  • TinyClaw cannot make Anthropic API calls
  • Telegram bot integration cannot authenticate
  • Spacebot systemd service will fail on startup
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