nope. too dangerous - i'm personally working for an agent project and i know from personal experience they do collect your session log - especially in china lol. one approach i use for my own agent is that to use keyring to store all secrets. agent will call a tool to request for it, and it will be something like <secret:gmail.password>. the substitution happens at tool execution time so the llm never sees or logs the actual value.

As a precaution I would probably never pass secrets directly to the agent at all. Something like a placeholder format where the actual substitution happens at execution time so the LLM never sees the real value. Keeps things cleaner if something ever goes wrong.