Plow Latch

Plow Latch

Safely handle logins and credential entry for AI agents without putting passwords in model context

Last Updated 11/2/2026

About Plow Latch

Plow Latch helps MCP-compatible AI agents complete browser actions that require login. Users can review the accounts, sites, files, and commands involved, then choose one-time or ongoing permission; Latch fills approved credentials directly in the browser, keeping them out of the agent's context and logs. The vault is encrypted on Mac, its key is protected by macOS Keychain, and no cloud copy is retained.

Best for

People using AI agents for browser tasks
People who value local credential security
Teams using MCP-compatible agents

Best use cases

Have an agent complete actions on sites that require login

Fill approved credentials in the browser

Review accounts, sites, files, and commands before granting permission

Set ongoing permission for specific agents and sites

Features

Local encrypted vault

The vault is encrypted on Mac, with its key protected by macOS Keychain.

In-browser credential filling

Latch fills approved credentials directly in the browser; passwords never enter the agent's context or logs.

Request review and permission

Review accounts, sites, files, and commands, then choose one-time or ongoing permission.

Multi-agent MCP support

Supports Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other MCP-compatible agents.

Pros

  • Credentials are filled in the browser without entering the agent's context
  • Passwords do not appear in logs
  • Encrypted locally and protected by macOS Keychain
  • Every request and decision is recorded

FAQ

No. On approved sites, Latch enters the saved password directly, so it never enters the agent's context or logs.
The page lists Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes, and supports other MCP-compatible agents.

Tool Information

DeveloperPlow Latch
Release Date9/6/2026
PricingFree