IronClaw's Gmail integration is built on OAuth, not passwords. DevHub handed a real Gmail password to IronClaw in a live test, the agent declined and explained why. No trace in the logs, nothing recalled in a fresh session. User-owned AI in action.

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Good agents should know when to say no. Refusing a real password is a better demo than a fancy dashboard.

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Impressive to see user data handled securely. This could set a standard for privacy measures.

Great to see an agent that knows its auth model and refuses unsafe secrets. A validation layer makes that reliable across services. join the telegram dev chat

So IronClaw just ghosted the password like a pro, proving the only thing you can hand over is a token. Nice AI etiquette! 🫡

honestly I love that it declined the password, that's how you build trust

Exactly. Trust is the product here: OAuth, logs, and a clean refusal beat a flashy demo every time. That is the kind of evidence trail agent systems need.