Detection happens on your device.
SecureIntent intercepts the paste event and evaluates the text using regex and entropy scoring in local RAM. Your raw pasted text isn’t sent to a server to be scanned.
SecureIntent protects credentials and sensitive data at the point of paste. Detection runs on your device, before a browser-based AI tool receives the prompt.
Private by design · Browser architecture
Trust through transparency. How we protect you without ever seeing your code. A security tool should earn your trust—here’s what happens before you send.
User triggers a copy and paste inside the browser.
Regex and entropy scoring run in RAM. No disk writes.
Choose to block the paste or anonymise detected keys before sending.
SecureIntent intercepts the paste event and evaluates the text using regex and entropy scoring in local RAM. Your raw pasted text isn’t sent to a server to be scanned.
Detection runs in volatile memory, with no disk writes. Choose to block the paste or anonymise detected values before sending. Anonymous fingerprints and detection metadata may be sent for aggregate reporting, never your raw text.
The extension code is publicly available. See how interception, local evaluation and guided sanitisation work, and how your information is handled.
Explore the sourceThe original architecture commitments, made easier to scan and assess.
The extension codebase is publicly verifiable and auditable.
Tokens can be salted and anonymised on the way out, then rehydrated in local RAM when the model replies.
SecureIntent runs in the background and guides a sensitive moment rather than arbitrarily blocking a prompt.
Entropy scoring complements regex detection to identify undocumented and high-entropy keys.
A public GitHub pipeline is designed to make the Web Store binary match the published source.
The extension requires storage and activeTab, with no global clipboard read or background tracking.
Browser coverage is available now. Desktop and agent layers extend the same local protection model.
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox support browser-based paste protection across AI tools.
A lightweight agent observes the clipboard and desktop AI workflow, then evaluates content locally in RAM before it leaves the machine.
Discover MCP connections, distinguish approved servers from unapproved ones and apply policy as agents connect to tools.