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1. 1bws-mcp-serverfound in code, not yet checkedno passport yet

   MCP serverkvncrw/bws-mcp-server

   • bws_status

     Check that the bws CLI is installed, that BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN is set, and that the token can reach the Bitwarden Secrets Manager API. Safe to call at any time. Returns bws version, whether a token is configured, and the project count the token can see.

   • bws_run

     Execute a command with project secrets injected as environment variables, using `bws run`. EXECUTION — requires { "confirm": true }.

   • bws_project_list

     List every Bitwarden Secrets Manager project the configured machine token can see. Returns an array of { id, organizationId, name, creationDate, revisionDate }.

   • bws_project_create

     Create a new project in the organization the machine token belongs to.

   • bws_project_get

     Get a single project by id.

   • bws_project_delete

     Delete a project by id. DESTRUCTIVE — requires { "confirm": true }. Deleting a project may cascade to the secrets inside it; double-check before running.

   • bws_project_edit

     Rename an existing project.

   • bws_secret_list

     List secrets in a project (or every secret the token can see, if project_id is omitted). Default-safe: values and notes are redacted unless you set include_values: true. Only opt in when you actually need the plaintext — returned values will appear in conversation history.

   • bws_secret_create

     Create a new secret inside a project.

   • bws_secret_delete

     Delete a secret by id. DESTRUCTIVE — requires { "confirm": true }.