Context
~/.ldm/secrets/crystal-relay-key and ~/.openclaw/secrets/crystal-relay-key existed on disk. Parker trashed both. The key needs to live in 1Password and be pulled at runtime like every other secret.
What the key is
The crystal-relay-key is an encryption key for Crystal Relay. Relay is the encrypted tunnel that syncs memory between devices (Mac mini to MacBook Air). The key encrypts chunks before they leave the machine. The cloud Worker (Cloudflare) only sees encrypted blobs. Same key on both machines = they can read each other's data.
What needs to happen
- Review
crypto.ts ... it has RELAY_KEY_PATH that checks ~/.ldm/secrets/ then falls back to ~/.openclaw/secrets/. Both paths are wrong. The key should come from 1Password via op-secrets, same as every other secret.
- Store the relay key in 1Password (
wipcomputer.1password.com) so it can be pulled at runtime and shared across machines.
- Remove the
resolveSecretPath() helper in ldm.ts (or wherever it lives) that reads from ~/.ldm/secrets/. That directory shouldn't exist.
- Remove the duplicate
op-sa-token from ~/.ldm/secrets/. The only copy should be at ~/.openclaw/secrets/op-sa-token. It's also being backed up to 1Password.
Why
Parker: "I don't like this idea that we made something called Secrets and put in secrets." 1Password is the secrets store. Having a secrets/ directory on disk contradicts the architecture. (transferred from private#47)
Context
~/.ldm/secrets/crystal-relay-keyand~/.openclaw/secrets/crystal-relay-keyexisted on disk. Parker trashed both. The key needs to live in 1Password and be pulled at runtime like every other secret.What the key is
The
crystal-relay-keyis an encryption key for Crystal Relay. Relay is the encrypted tunnel that syncs memory between devices (Mac mini to MacBook Air). The key encrypts chunks before they leave the machine. The cloud Worker (Cloudflare) only sees encrypted blobs. Same key on both machines = they can read each other's data.What needs to happen
crypto.ts... it hasRELAY_KEY_PATHthat checks~/.ldm/secrets/then falls back to~/.openclaw/secrets/. Both paths are wrong. The key should come from 1Password via op-secrets, same as every other secret.wipcomputer.1password.com) so it can be pulled at runtime and shared across machines.resolveSecretPath()helper inldm.ts(or wherever it lives) that reads from~/.ldm/secrets/. That directory shouldn't exist.op-sa-tokenfrom~/.ldm/secrets/. The only copy should be at~/.openclaw/secrets/op-sa-token. It's also being backed up to 1Password.Why
Parker: "I don't like this idea that we made something called Secrets and put in secrets." 1Password is the secrets store. Having a
secrets/directory on disk contradicts the architecture. (transferred from private#47)