Tiny quick note re: https://openhands-ai.slack.com/archives/C06R25BT5B2/p1779116343527709?thread_ts=1779112142.304149&channel=C06R25BT5B2&message_ts=1779116343.527709 I think we can access keychain on behalf of the user and it’s really better UX IMHO. My agent was doing it the other day without blinking. We don’t need to ask the user to copy/paste

> I think we can access keychain on behalf of the user and it’s really better UX IMHO Won't this be blocked by a security pop-up on the laptop?

I think it requires user permission, but it's normal, isn't it? I wouldn't say it’s blocked 🤔

You typically need to put in your machine password to allow access to the keychain - but it's a one time deal tied to the command itself. I'd say keychain is a very normal access request from developer tools and they are scoped