u/Cool_Metal1606

Just installed the new Antigravity CLI that dropped and started browsing through the skills library. First page. 1,234 skills total.

And right there sits:

advogado-criminal — "Advogado Criminalista Sênior – Especialista em Direito Penal e Maria da Penha"

A fully fledged senior Brazilian criminal defense lawyer, specialized in domestic violence, femicide, protective measures, and police investigations under Brazilian law. 543 lines long.

I wasn't expecting to consult a Brazilian attorney while setting up my dev environment, but here we are... How on earth do all these skills come into existence? How many hundreds of unnecessary skills have I just downloaded? 😅

(This is what is currently installed on my Hermes AI setup—which I’ve been using for a few months now: 72 tools · 124 skills · 2 MCP servers)

https://preview.redd.it/0dcj718ax82h1.png?width=3248&format=png&auto=webp&s=a21da6241f906db8d7daee7e18a15a148ebe293c

Stop copy-pasting API keys and passwords into chats with your AI agents.

I’ve been building OpenPass, a secure CLI password manager written in Go, designed especially for people who work with local tools, terminals, and AI coding agents (OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, Claude Code).

The idea is simple: instead of constantly searching for credentials, copying them manually, or pasting sensitive secrets into chat windows, OpenPass lets your AI agents request only what they need through a local MCP server, while your vault stays encrypted and under your control.

OpenPass currently supports:

age-based encryption
password and TOTP storage
clipboard auto-clear
local MCP server support for AI agents
Git-based vault sync
multi-user vault recipients
macOS, Linux, Windows and FreeBSD builds

This is my first real software project, and it is now ready for testing. It is still under active development, so I would not recommend using it as your only password manager for critical credentials yet. Please test it with non-critical data first, keep backups, and verify recovery.

GitHub: https://github.com/danieljustus/OpenPass

I’d really appreciate honest feedback, issues, ideas, and criticism.

Found a Brazilian criminal lawyer skill on page 1 of Antigravity CLI's 1,234 skills list 😂