Use Bitwarden from Claude
Add the Bitwarden connection to a Space that runs Claude, then use it from every channel in that Space.
Create a Bitwarden connection, then control which Spaces can use its approved tools and data without pasting credentials into prompts or threads.
Add the Bitwarden connection to a Space that runs Claude, then use it from every channel in that Space.
Add the Bitwarden connection to a Space that runs Codex, then use it from every channel in that Space.
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Bitwarden keeps team passwords in encrypted vaults, but the organization side also has its own admin surface covering members, groups, policies, and event logs. A connection in type.com lets an IT or security Space ask Claude to look up group membership, pull subscription details, or clean up a former employee's access, with the request and the result both visible to the team.
Connect Bitwarden once, then decide which Spaces can use it in threads, skills, automations, and coding work.
Pull the member IDs for a security or engineering group so the team can confirm the list before a quarterly access review.
List every member ID in our Engineering group in Bitwarden so I can check it against our current employee roster.
Remove a former team member from the organization in one step instead of walking through the admin console by hand.
Remove Jamie Lin from our Bitwarden organization now that their last day has passed.
Import a batch of new members and groups at once when onboarding a new department onto the shared vault.
Import this list of 12 new hires and their groups into Bitwarden for the design team.
Permanently removes a group from the organization, useful when cleaning up access structures that are no longer in use.
Removes a specific person from the Bitwarden organization, typically used during employee offboarding.
Lists the user IDs belonging to a given group so you can confirm who currently has that level of access.
Returns the organization's current subscription details, helpful for checking seat counts or plan status.
Bulk-creates members and groups in a single request, useful when onboarding a new team or migrating from another vault.
Bitwarden offers a public organization API for members, collections, groups, event logs, and policies, plus a vault-management API exposed through the Bitwarden CLI for managing vault items via local REST calls.
Yes. With a Bitwarden connection shared to a Space, you can ask the agent to list group members, remove a departing employee, or import a new team's access, all from a thread your team can see.
Bitwarden uses a service-to-service OAuth2 connection. An admin sets this up once and chooses which Spaces can use it, so credentials stay out of prompts and threads.
Yes. You can turn a Bitwarden request, such as listing current group membership for review, into a type.com automation that runs on schedule and posts the result to a channel.
Not exactly. type.com uses connectors and connections to give selected Spaces access to approved app tools and data. Some connectors use hosted MCP, while others use OAuth, API keys, service accounts, or custom APIs.
Connect Truvera to Claude in type.com to create API keys, manage webhooks, and clean up credentials or tags for your identity workflows.
Connect Borneo to Claude in type.com to start cloud data scans, check scan status, and manage discovered recipients from a shared thread.
Connect Digicert to Claude in type.com to tag certificates, check permissions, and create API keys or IP rules from a shared security thread.
Connect Cloudflare to Claude in type.com to add DNS records, manage WAF lists, and create zones from a shared infrastructure thread.