Detect secrets, PII, and analytics drift with Gitleaks and Semgrep scans.
npx skills add https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp --skill privacy-scan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: privacy-scan Source: https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp/tree/main/.agents/skills/privacy-scan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ourchitecture/idp --skill privacy-scan
Runs privacy-focused scanning to detect exposure of secrets, PII, and analytics drift across repositories, tests, and docs.
Install pinned tools and run the canonical privacy scan to produce a complete report.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Scanning a repository for secrets and PII involves running Gitleaks and Semgrep across your codebase. This Skill orchestrates those tools to identify sensitive data exposures and validate findings with severity categories.
Detecting sensitive data leakage in git history requires enabling the include_history option during your privacy scan. This triggers Gitleaks to perform targeted git history scans alongside standard filesystem checks.
Yes, privacy scanning applies to repositories of any language. As long as Semgrep and Gitleaks are used, it identifies sensitive data exposures and misconfigurations across code, tests, and documentation.
You need a pinned toolchain including go, python, uv, semgrep, and gitleaks to run privacy scans. A Moon or Make orchestrated workflow is required to execute the canonical scanning process.
Yes, privacy scans generate triage-ready reports for detected analytics boundaries and secrets. These reports include findings, severity, locations, and remediation actions across code, tests, and configurations.
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