What problem does it solve? Operational evidence like screenshots, HAR captures, logs, and test reports often contains credentials, personal data, or production records that create new security exposure when shared or stored. This Skill ensures evidence supports release, security, and incident decisions without leaking secrets or misrepresenting development results as production proof. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Classification and Sanitization: Classify artifacts by environment, data class, and audience, then mask passwords, tokens, cookies, authorization headers, signed URLs, and personal data before retention. - Artifact-Specific Handling: Apply tailored rules for screenshots, HAR/network captures, logs, browser traces, reports, and integrity hashes, including SHA-256 verification of retained ZIP inventory reports. - Provenance and Review: Record capture time, environment, revision, producing workflow, and sanitization performed, with a review checklist that blocks fixture evidence from being presented as production proof. - Use Case: During a release review, a HAR file from a production login test contains cookies and Authorization headers. The Skill strips the credentials, summarizes the sanitized requests, records provenance, and stores only what the release workflow needs. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to sanitize and label the attached HAR file and screenshots from a production test before adding them to the release report.
