Open PasteShield

Use case: developer logs

Clean API keys before you paste logs into ChatGPT.

Debugging with AI is fast, but real logs often include API keys, GitHub tokens, customer emails, private URLs, IP addresses, order IDs, or session-like values. PasteShield gives you a local cleanup step before that text leaves your machine.

No upload. No account. The current cleaner runs in your browser and exports clean text, prompts, maps, and clean packages.

Raw log Do not paste yet
POST /v1/chat
Authorization: Bearer sk-proj-1qaz2wsx...
User: maya.chen@example.com
Callback: https://billing.internal/webhook/8842
Clean log Ready for AI
POST /v1/chat
Authorization: Bearer [OPENAI_API_KEY_1]
User: [EMAIL_1]
Callback: [PRIVATE_URL_1]
Best for Debugging, bug reports, code reviews, support escalations
Finds API keys, tokens, emails, cards, URLs, IDs, IPs
Exports Clean text, AI prompt, replacement map, clean package

The pain

AI makes debugging conversational, so people paste bigger chunks of real production context. The sensitive parts are often mixed into harmless-looking stack traces.

The workflow

Paste the log into PasteShield, review the detected risks, copy the clean version or export a package, then share it with ChatGPT, Claude, GitHub, or a contractor.

The paid reason

The founder license funds extension hardening, saved presets, and OCR cleanup so this safety check can live directly inside daily AI and developer workflows.