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Read the Notte skill and follow its setup instructions when setting up Notte or building browser automation. This is the shared source for CLI setup, authentication, and the browser-to-code workflow.
Source: node-sdk/src/vaults.ts Vault that fetches credentials stored using the SDK, the counterpart of notte_sdk.endpoints.vaults.NotteVault. The remote vault is created lazily on the first API operation so local-only helpers such as generatePassword() stay side-effect free. Every API failure rejects with a NotteAPIError, including server-side validation failures (422 for invalid URLs, credentials, or MFA secrets). // pragma: allowlist secret

Create NotteVault

Use NotteClient.Vault to create this object from your configured client.
VaultConstructor

Usage

  • addCredentials: Add or update the credentials stored for a website. Values are sent as supplied; the API validates credentials and reduces the URL to its root domain (https://github.com/login → github.com).
  • getCredentials: Get the credentials stored for a website. Rejects with a NotteAPIError when the vault holds no credentials for that domain, like Python’s get_credentials.
  • deleteCredentials: Delete the credentials stored for a website.
  • listCredentials: List the websites the vault holds credentials for. Passwords are never returned.
  • generatePassword: Generate a secure random password, the counterpart of Python’s generate_password. The result always contains a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter and a digit, plus a special character unless includeSpecialChars is false.
  • hasCredential: Check whether the vault holds credentials for a website, the counterpart of BaseVault.has_credential. Never rejects for a missing credential.
NotteClient
required
VaultConstructor
Default:

vaultId

ID of the remote vault. Throws until the first API operation has created or verified it.