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am-i-exposed

Bitcoin privacy scoring, chain tracing, and pre-broadcast checks

Scans Bitcoin transactions, addresses, wallets, and PSBTs for chain analysis exposure using 32 heuristics and Boltzmann entropy. Detects address reuse, change outputs, CoinJoin quality, and links to 364 known entities across 30M+ addresses. Runs fully client-side with no tracking, so users can audit privacy before broadcasting a transaction.
npx skills add Copexit/am-i-exposed --all -g -y
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Gives the AI agent project-wide rules for building, testing, and deploying this Bitcoin privacy scanner, including code style constraints, severity levels, WASM rebuild steps, and safe release procedures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install am-i-exposed?

Run `npx skills add Copexit/am-i-exposed --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the skill globally for your agent.

How to check Bitcoin transaction privacy?

Run `am-i-exposed scan tx <txid> --json` to get a 0-100 privacy score, letter grade, and detailed findings covering change detection, CoinJoin, and entity matches.

Can I check a transaction before broadcasting it?

Yes. Run `am-i-exposed scan psbt <file> --json` on an unsigned PSBT to catch privacy issues like round amounts or script mismatches before signing, with zero network access required.

Does am-i-exposed work with AI agents?

Yes. It ships a SKILL.md, structured JSON output, and an MCP server, so agents like Claude Code and Cline can run scans and parse results directly.

Is my lookup data private when scanning?

All analysis runs locally on your machine, but blockchain data is fetched from mempool.space, which can see your IP. Use Tor or a self-hosted mempool instance for stronger privacy.

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