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How Notchi detects passwords and keys.

Before a message is sent to Jev for a reaction, Notchi checks it on your Mac. If any rule below matches, the message is not sent. The same check runs on the assistant’s previous reply; if it matches, the reply is left out.

What it looks forHow it is detectedExample
Private key A line that starts with -----BEGIN and names a PRIVATE KEY. -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
API key with a known prefix A prefix a provider puts on its keys, followed by a long run of letters and digits. Prefixes include sk-, ghp_, github_pat_, glpat-, xoxb-, AKIA, AIza, hf_, npm_, pypi-, SG. and whsec_. sk-proj-8fJ2kQ…
Login token (JWT) Three parts joined by dots, the first two starting with eyJ. eyJhbGci….eyJzdWIi….SflKxw…
Password in a link A link or connection string with a user name and password before the @. postgres://admin:hunter2@db.example.com
Labelled secret A word such as password, pwd, passcode, secret, API key, access token, private key, 密码, 口令, 密钥 or 验证码, then : or =, then at least 4 characters. password: hunter22
Card number 13 to 19 digits, spaces or dashes allowed between groups, that pass the Luhn checksum card numbers use. 4111 1111 1111 1111
Random-looking string 24 or more characters with no space, / or ., containing upper case, lower case and digits, and with high character entropy (3.5 bits or more per character). This catches keys with no known prefix and generated passwords. Q7vN2xLp9RkT4wZb8HcY3mJd

What passes

Addresses, phone numbers, order numbers, file paths, domains and most links pass. The random-string rule does not count / or ., so paths and URLs split into short pieces and do not match.