Using SecureIntent
Anonymize a prompt
Keep the useful context. Replace the sensitive value.
On this page
On this pageBefore and after
Anonymization replaces a detected value with a named placeholder. The surrounding explanation and code remain readable.
Before · fictitious example
Authorization: Bearer ghp_DEMO_NOT_A_REAL_TOKEN
Question: Why is this request returning an error?After · sensitive value replaced
Authorization: Bearer [GITHUB_TOKEN_1]
Question: Why is this request returning an error?Review, then continue
- Inspect the detected value and its context.
- Choose the anonymization action.
- Read the resulting text and check that all sensitive context has been removed.
- Continue with your intended destination.
When sharing code, explain that the credential is a placeholder so the recipient does not treat it as an executable example.
About placeholders
The website’s samples use readable names such as [API_KEY_1]. Names and numbering in the installed product may differ. A placeholder describes a removed value; it is not an encrypted credential and cannot authenticate on its own.
Need to restore a value later?
Developer Pro includes a restore workflow. Read Restore locally to understand the intended use and the extra review required before reintroducing a secret.
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