GBrain gives you a memory and a set of connected accounts that every AI can reach. Write a note in Claude Code and ChatGPT knows it. Connect Gmail once and Cursor can search it with no key in a config file. The memory is a folder of markdown files you can read, correct and take with you. Run it on your own inference or ours, in a workspace your whole team shares. $100 off the first month for a team workspace at https://gbrain.io/gratis/product-hunt
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GBrain Tools
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GBrain Tools is a password manager for AI. Connect Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion and many more once, then use them from ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or your terminal. No AI holds a password, and every action lands on one log. $19 a month.











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From where I started using openclaw then any other harness this was a problem. I shared passwords in files then used bitwarden which is clearly not built for that!
Can it also replace my already existing password manager or just connect to it ?
@bengeekly yeah I was constantly running into the same problem where I was copying and pasting stuff from 1Password... and it didn't feel great. What other harnesses were you using?
You can't replace your password manager with GBrain Tools yet. For now, it’s really all about connecting all of your apps that support OAuth, like GitHub, Google, Stripe, Sentry, etc. to GBrain. When you want to connect all of those apps to something like OpenClaw, it all goes through one GBrain Tools connection which you can monitor, set limits on, and manage much easier than multiple connections.
@bradgessler I used Hermess, but I ended up with organizing my folders in an always on mac mini, and using claude, chatgpt, Jump to control the computer from anywhere, and a mix of things I built myself.
I definitely can see myself use Gbrain tools, these days I was also thinking about tools like looot.ai my ideal would be a mix between this two options.