Developer safety

Clean logs before
they become prompts.

Mask supported API keys, identifiers, emails and IP addresses locally before asking an AI for help.

Clean logs locally
Before AI
Auth failed for alex@example.com
key: sk-proj-A7K9...Q2M4
Safer copy
Auth failed for ale•@••••••e.com
key: sk-proj-••••••••

A masked key may still need to be revoked.

If a real credential has appeared in a public issue, chat, repository or AI conversation, assume it may be exposed. Revoke or rotate it with the provider. Masking is for preventing the next accidental disclosure.

Clean before you paste

Run logs and error messages through UCLLL first. Review the protected copy, then paste only the information needed to diagnose the problem.

Supported patterns are not a guarantee

Key formats vary. UCLLL recognises several common patterns and long identifiers, but you should add project names, internal IDs and unusual secrets under custom words.

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