sketch-security-guardrails

Prevent API keys and bearer tokens from leaking in debugging logs by enforcing guardrails that remove or hash secrets before any telemetry or error trace is generated. This ensures sensitive authentication data is never captured in log outputs.

Stop raw image bytes from appearing in error reports by applying strict logging rules that prohibit base64 or binary image payloads in logs and error traces. Log only metadata like duration, provider, and error codes instead of image data.

Safely truncate or hash full prompts in AI-assisted design telemetry by configuring your logging pipeline to apply prompt hashing or truncation rules. This prevents sensitive prompt content from being fully exposed in debug traces or proof videos.

Yes, you can use stubbed responses and sample files for safe proof-video workflows to avoid capturing real sensitive data. This approach demonstrates functionality while keeping raw images and live API keys out of recorded sessions.

Before sharing console output and screenshots from image-editing tools, perform a review and scrub checklist to remove PII, secrets, and raw image payloads. This ensures no sensitive data accidentally leaks in shared debug traces.