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I’m not sure whether this project is truly practical in its current form. More and more people are using AI agents through CLI tools or desktop applications, so I think you should consider extending it to run locally.
I wanted to target the less savvy and non-coder people who treat chatgpt and friends like the new google.
I don't understand this, what's the point? How does anyone accidentally give personal information to an LLM? Because either you don't in the first place (eh, I guess, most people?) or you do but for some specific, weird reason (I can't think of any but I guess these exist).
I have to say I find it amusing how a lot expect people to "not be lazy", people are mostly lazy and even sometimes clueless about how much they leak to BigCorps.
I don't understand this, what's the point? How does anyone accidentally give personal information to an LLM? Because either you don't in the first place (eh, I guess, most people?) or you do but for some specific, weird reason (I can't think of any but I guess these exist).
> PISIGuard runs entirely in your browser. It spots names, email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, passwords, API keys, and more, replaces them with safe placeholders, then puts the real values back into the AI’s reply. From your point of view, it’s mostly invisible; from the AI’s point of view, the sensitive stuff was never there.
I suggest putting it at the top of the readme!
I think it's a very smart system, and could easily extend beyond AI use. Please continue working on it!
Some people are confused as to what this is, so I thought I'd bring up this sentence from the Readme: > PISIGuard runs entirely in your browser. It spots names, email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, passwords, API keys, and more, replaces them with safe placeholders, then puts the real values back into the AI’s reply. From your point of view, it’s mostly invisible; from the AI’s point of view, the sens…
I put this paragraph in Github project description. Hopefully it's less confusing now.