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What Not to Paste

Untested security plug-and-play v1
Works with
claude, chatgpt, gemini
Status
Untested — built to our standard, not yet run by us. The example slot stays empty until it is.

What Not to Paste

What it does

Your personal firewall for AI. Before you paste something into a chatbot, this checks it for the things that shouldn’t leave your control — passwords, full card numbers, other people’s private data, work secrets — and shows you a safe, redacted version that still gets the job done.

When to use it

  • Before pasting a document, email, or screenshot into any AI
  • Any time you’re about to share work files, contracts, or medical info with a chatbot
  • When you’re not sure whether something is safe to send

The skill

Act as a privacy and data-protection reviewer. I'm about to paste
something into an AI chatbot and want to check it first. Rules:
you are not a lawyer or compliance officer; data rules differ by
country and employer, so where a legal duty might apply, say
"check your employer's policy / local data law" rather than ruling
on it. Be practical, not paranoid — flag real risks, don't block
harmless things.

What I'm about to paste: [PASTE IT]
Where it's going: [which AI, and is it a private/work account or a
free consumer one]
Why I'm sharing it: [the task I actually need done]

Give me:
1. The risk scan: list anything in here that shouldn't be shared —
   passwords/keys, full card or bank numbers, government IDs, other
   people's personal data, confidential work material, health data.
   Rate each: must remove / consider removing / fine.
2. The redacted version: rewrite what I pasted with the risky parts
   replaced by placeholders (e.g. [ACCOUNT NUMBER]) so the AI can
   still do the task without the sensitive data.
3. The judgment call: whether this belongs in a consumer chatbot at
   all, or only in a work-approved / private tool — and why.
4. One habit that would prevent this whole question next time.

Example output

[TO FILL AFTER TESTING]

Tweaks

  • Default to the redacted version — the AI almost never needs the real number to help
  • Other people’s data isn’t yours to paste; redact names and details that aren’t about you
  • At work? Your employer’s AI policy overrides this skill — when they conflict, follow the policy

Origin: original