abyss-sanitized-share

Sanitize repository logs and diagnostics by converting raw project artifacts into repo-relative, public-safe outputs. This process establishes explicit local sharing surfaces while preserving the raw-versus-shareable split for external distribution.

A repo-relative sharing surface defines where sanitized artifacts live explicitly inside a repository. It ensures outputs are placed discoverably and structured for reviewer approval before external distribution.

Set localized sensitivity thresholds by applying explicit, repo-specific rules during the sanitization process. This approach surfaces items that still require human review while converting raw diagnostics into public-safe artifacts.

Preserve technique traceability by starting from the base sanitized-share workflow and keeping the raw-versus-shareable split. This provides verification steps and maintains a visible review posture for incident logs.

Yes, sanitization operates with repository file access and optional network validation. It preserves the base workflow split, explicit repo-relative outputs, and reviewable adapters without requiring mandatory network connectivity.

Apply explicit review posture when converting raw repository material into canonical sharing documents. This ensures reviewers can approve incident logs for external distribution while tracking items requiring human verification.