@wmr You should use Toolforge instead.

In T229193#5372016, @Bugreporter wrote:

@wmr You should use Toolforge instead.

Thank you. I have applied.

wmr

In T229193#5372016, @Bugreporter wrote:

@wmr You should use Toolforge instead.

I have registered and created a tool. But it is public and, therefore, I cannot use pywikibot there because my login details would be public. Do you know how to make it private?

See https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Pywikibot

Your bot's login details will be stored in the file system, but only you, other maintainers of the tool (by default nobody) and Toolforge admins (who must sign an NDA) can see it.

In T229193#5389541, @Bugreporter wrote:

but only you, other maintainers of the tool (by default nobody) and Toolforge admins (who must sign an NDA) can see it.

As long as they chmod the file (or use pywikibot's script to create the password file, which implicitly chmods).