Rewrite the findings to reflect the corrected outcome after the first draft
misdiagnosed unlock as a password failure:
- End-to-end chain PASS: login + unlock + fetch DEEPSEEK_API_KEY + write .env
+ re-lock. Master password was correct all along; the earlier 'decryption
failed' was a stale logged-in session side effect.
- Document the one real bug: clawdie-vault-fetch failed at 'bw config server'
when already logged in ('Logout required' treated as fatal). Fixed in
clawdie-iso fix/vault-fetch-bw-config-when-logged-in.
- Record setup state on domedog (bw path, staged helper, bootstrap file).
- Carry forward the not-wired-yet follow-up: runtime consumption (agent reads
the fetched .env at launch) is the next milestone.
Checks: prettier clean; git diff --check.
Co-Authored-By: Hermes & Sam <hello@clawdie.si>
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Vaultwarden Connectivity — domedog Findings (2026-06-19, updated)
Host: domedog (domedog.pro, Linux)
Agent: Claude
PRs under evaluation: clawdie-iso #65 (merged as #67) + clawdie-ai #14 (doc contract)
Test results — end-to-end PASS ✅
Full chain proven: bootstrap creds → bw login → unlock → fetch → .env → re-lock.
| Step | Command | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Server reachable | curl -sI https://vault.smilepowered.org/ |
✅ HTTP 200 (Rocket/Vaultwarden) |
| bw CLI installed | bw --version |
✅ 2026.5.0 |
| API key login | bw login --apikey (via BW_CLIENTID/BW_CLIENTSECRET) |
✅ Logged in as samo.blatnik@gmail.com |
| Vault unlock | bw unlock --passwordenv BW_PASSWORD |
✅ Unlock succeeds — master password is correct |
| Fetch item | clawdie-vault-fetch --keys DEEPSEEK_API_KEY |
✅ Resolved 1 of 1 key |
Write to .env |
--write-env /tmp/smoke.env |
✅ Written 0600, value correct (35 chars, sk-...) |
| Re-lock on exit | trap cleanup | ✅ Vault re-locked automatically |
The test item
A DEEPSEEK_API_KEY login item was created in the agent-secrets collection,
with the item name = the env var name and the value in the password
field, per the documented contract. The helper fetched it cleanly with
bw get password DEEPSEEK_API_KEY — confirming the name-based retrieval
contract works.
One real bug found and fixed
clawdie-vault-fetch failed when bw was already logged in.
bw config server "$SERVER" refuses with Logout required before server config update when the CLI is already authenticated. The helper treated that as fatal
(exit 1), which broke every repeat run on a host that is already logged in
— including the very case the helper exists for (refresh .env from the vault
on demand).
The bw login block already tolerated the analogous "already logged in" case.
Fix (clawdie-iso, branch fix/vault-fetch-bw-config-when-logged-in): mirror
that pattern for bw config — capture stderr/stdout and tolerate
logout required / already configured / already set, failing only on a
real error. Verified: the fixed helper runs cleanly from the logged-in state
(previously exited 1 at the config step).
Correction to the earlier draft
An earlier draft of this doc reported bw unlock failing with
Decryption failed and concluded the master password was wrong. That was
incorrect: the unlock failure was a side effect of running the flow against a
stale logged-in session. After bw logout and a clean re-run, unlock
succeeds with the same master password — it was never wrong. The only
defect was the bw config intolerance documented above.
Setup state on domedog
bw2026.5.0 installed at~/.nvm/versions/node/v22.22.0/bin/bw.- Helper staged at
~/.colibri/clawdie-vault-fetch(the fixed version). - Bootstrap env at
~/.config/vault-bootstrap.env(0600) —BW_CLIENTID,BW_CLIENTSECRET, andBW_PASSWORDall correct and verified by a successful fetch. - Server set to
https://vault.smilepowered.org.
Not wired yet (documented follow-ups)
- Runtime consumption: the helper fetches into a
.env, but nothing yet loads that.envinto a running agent's environment at launch. This is the next milestone (soul load + harness launch). - Auto-refresh: no scheduled/firstboot caller of the helper yet — it is run
manually. The
bw configbug fix is a prerequisite for auto-refresh to be reliable.
PR #65 / #14 assessment
Code quality: solid. clawdie-vault-fetch has trap-based lock-on-exit,
headless --apikey login, tolerates "already logged in", sensible exit codes
(0/1/3/4), and a --write-env upsert that preserves untouched keys at 0600.
The one repeat-run bug (bw config intolerance) is fixed in a follow-up.
No blockers to the runtime-consumption milestone. The secret→.env path is
proven; what remains is having an agent read it.