AgentCloak debuts with a promise to mask sensitive data before it reaches AI services

@peteryaredIntroducing AgentCloak: Use any AI without sharing your real data. Chinese AI services, ChatGPT, Claude, doesn't matter. You probably try to hide details before asking: different names, fake numbers, no address. But then the answer's useless because the AI is missing actual context. AgentCloak runs in your browser. It swaps your sensitive info for realistic fakes before sending anything, then swaps your real info back into the response. You get what you need. The AI gets nothing about you. Works entirely in-browser. Already trusted by some of the biggest companies in the world. Now free to use. http://agentcloak.ai/

@jameschamRT @peteryared: Introducing AgentCloak: Use any AI without sharing your real data. Chinese AI services, ChatGPT, Claude, doesn't matter.…

@rohanpaul_aiPeople underestimate how much AI privacy is really a context-preservation problem. Anyone can protect a prompt by deleting half of it. the hard part is removing identity without changing the reasoning task. AgentCloak launched to solve that problem in the browser. It sits in the browser, replaces sensitive values with realistic stand-ins before the prompt leaves your machine, then puts the original values back into the response locally. This isn't just redaction. Redaction removes information and changes the task. The harder problem is preserving enough semantics for the model to answer properly while removing the pieces that identify you.

@omarsar0AgentCloak is a free browser extension for handling personal details in AI prompts. It replaces detected details with stand-ins before you send a prompt to ChatGPT or Claude, then restores them in the answer. Useful when debugging logs or summarizing support tickets with AI.

@kimmonismusAgentCloak is launching a free browser extension to help keep personal data out of AI prompts. According to @incountry, a small AI model runs locally in your browser, detects details such as names and account numbers, and replaces them with substitutes before sending. The extension then restores the original values in the reply. It supports ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek, with no account required. For everyday tasks like rewriting an email, this could reduce how much personal information you share with the model while keeping the text useful. @agentcloakai @peteryared

@svpinoA thousand people have asked me for something like this: This is a free browser extension that automatically replaces personal information in your prompts with synthetic values. • It runs locally • Replaces personal info with fake data • Forwards the updated prompt to the model • Restores original values in the response

@MilksandMatchaThey just launched a completely FREE AI browser agent to protect sensitive data that you send to agents like ChatGPT Claude or Gemini. The extension anonymizes any personal information in your initial prompt and when the model responds, it restores the names, addresses, emails etc in the message sent back. Congrats on the launch @peteryared

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