I built PrivyPrompt, a local-first privacy guard for AI prompts
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Developers are pasting more into AI tools every day. Logs. Stack traces. .env files. API responses. SQL errors. Customer notes. Contracts. PDFs. Screenshots. Internal docs. That workflow is useful, but it also creates a quiet privacy risk: What if the prompt contains an API key? What if a file includes customer data? What if a screenshot has sensitive information nobody noticed? I built PrivyPrompt to help reduce that accidental sharing. What PrivyPrompt does PrivyPrompt is a Chrome extension…
1Key Takeaways
- Developers are pasting more into AI tools every day.
- That workflow is useful, but it also creates a quiet privacy risk: What if the prompt contains an API key?
- What if a file includes customer data?
- What if a screenshot has sensitive information nobody noticed?
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that developers are pasting more into AI tools every day.
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