docs: add Futurepedia listing content for clavitor.ai (TASK-074)

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+# Futurepedia — Clavitor Listing
+
+*Futurepedia is one of the largest AI tool directories. Heavy traffic from non-technical AI enthusiasts + developers.*
+
+---
+
+## Submission Fields
+
+**Tool Name:** Clavitor
+
+**Website:** https://clavitor.ai
+
+**Tagline:**
+```
+The password manager that works with your AI — without exposing your secrets
+```
+
+**Description:**
+```
+Clavitor is a password manager built for the AI era. When you use Claude Code, 
+Cursor, Codex, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant, Clavitor lets your agent 
+access the credentials it needs — API keys, SSH keys, TOTP codes — while keeping 
+sensitive identity data (credit cards, passport numbers) encrypted client-side 
+with WebAuthn PRF.
+
+The server never has your L2 encryption key. Even a full server breach can't 
+expose your identity fields. Math, not policy.
+
+Self-hostable in 30 seconds with one Go binary. MIT licensed.
+Hosted option: $12/year (launch price).
+```
+
+**Category:** Productivity / Security / Developer Tools
+
+**Pricing Model:** Freemium (free self-hosted / $12/year hosted)
+
+**Tags:**
+`password manager`, `ai security`, `mcp`, `developer tools`, `open source`, `self-hosted`, `webauthn`, `credential management`, `2fa`, `totp`
+
+---
+
+## Futurepedia-Specific Notes
+
+Futurepedia audience skews toward business users and AI enthusiasts (less technical than TAAFT). Use plain language. Emphasize:
+- "works with your AI assistant" 
+- "your secrets stay yours"
+- "no password to crack" (vs LastPass breach)
+
+Avoid jargon like "WebAuthn PRF" in the headline — save it for the description.
+
+**Submission URL:** https://www.futurepedia.io/submit-tool
+
+**Review time:** Usually 3–7 business days.
+
+---
+
+## Pre-Submit Checklist
+
+- [ ] clavitor.ai live with working demo or screenshots
+- [ ] Logo ready (square, min 256×256, transparent PNG preferred)
+- [ ] Short description finalized
+- [ ] @clavitor X handle registered (Futurepedia links to Twitter)