CleanMyPrompt
high risk · Developer / IP

Scrub Source Code & Secrets Before Sending to ChatGPT

Hardcoded credentials, internal hostnames, proprietary algorithms, database connection strings, private keys, and unreleased feature code in snippets shared for AI code review. — automatically detected and replaced with labelled placeholders before your text ever reaches ChatGPT. Processing runs entirely in your browser. Zero bytes leave your device.

A 2025 Cyberhaven report found that 10.7% of employees regularly paste source code into AI tools — and 3.1% include credentials. This is now the #1 insider threat vector for IP leakage.

Relevant Compliance Frameworks

This use case intersects with the following regulations and standards. CleanMyPrompt is a data minimisation tool — it is not a substitute for legal advice or certified compliance software.

SOC 2 CC6.1 (Logical Access)
ISO 27001 A.14.2
OWASP Top 10 A07 (Identification Failures)

Why this matters for ChatGPT: ChatGPT is not HIPAA-eligible without a Business Associate Agreement. Most free and Plus plans lack BAAs.

What Gets Redacted — Example

Before — unsafe to send
conn = psycopg2.connect(host='prod-db.internal.acme.com', user='admin', password='S3cur3P@ss!')
After — safe to send to ChatGPT
conn = psycopg2.connect(host='[HOSTNAME]', user='[REDACTED]', password='[PASSWORD]')

Who Uses This

  • Developers getting AI code reviews
  • Engineers debugging production issues with AI
  • Security teams auditing codebases with AI assistance

The Regulatory Risk

Most enterprise IP agreements classify proprietary source code as a trade secret. Transmitting trade secrets to third-party AI services without authorisation may constitute a breach of employment contracts and NDA obligations.

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