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@privacypillar/pii-shield-opencode

v0.0.1-alpha.6

Published

Privacy-first PII and secret detection plugin for OpenCode. Blocks API keys, passwords, SSNs, credit cards, and 25+ other sensitive data types from reaching any LLM. All detection is local — no data ever leaves your machine.

Readme

@privacypillar/pii-shield-opencode

Privacy-first PII and secret detection plugin for OpenCode.

Blocks API keys, passwords, SSNs, credit cards, and 25+ other sensitive data types from reaching any LLM. All detection is local — no data ever leaves your machine.

Install

npm install -g @privacypillar/pii-shield-opencode

The postinstall script automatically copies the plugin to ~/.config/opencode/plugins/pii-shield/. OpenCode picks it up on the next session start — no further configuration needed.

What it protects against

| Severity | Examples | |---|---| | CRITICAL | OpenAI / Anthropic / Google API keys, AWS credentials, GitHub tokens, private keys, Stripe live keys, database URLs, SSNs, credit cards | | HIGH | JWTs, Bearer tokens, Slack tokens, SendGrid keys, Twilio SIDs, passport numbers, URLs with embedded credentials | | MEDIUM | Emails, US phone numbers, public IPs, dates of birth, Stripe test keys | | LOW | Private IP addresses |

How it works

  • Before every write/edit/bash tool call: scans content and throws an error to block the call if CRITICAL or HIGH secrets are found
  • After every read/bash/webfetch/grep tool call: scans output and appends a warning so the LLM does not echo the secret
  • Session start: initialises a volatile JSONL audit log in os.tmpdir()

Optional: forbidden terms

Add project-specific sensitive terms (codenames, internal hostnames, etc.) to:

  • ~/.config/opencode/plugins/pii-shield/forbidden.txt — applies to all projects
  • .opencode/forbidden.txt in any project root — project-specific
  • ~/.pii-shield/forbidden.txt — user-global

Skills

| Skill | What it does | |---|---| | Load pii-shield-scan skill | Scan a file or text for PII and secrets | | Load pii-shield-report skill | Read the session log and produce a privacy report | | Load pii-shield-redact skill | Redact secrets from a file in-place |

Deep audit agent

@pii-guardian audit the src/ directory

Performs a comprehensive multi-file privacy audit, reporting file paths, line numbers, and remediation steps.

Privacy guarantees

  • Zero network calls — pure JavaScript regex + Luhn algorithm
  • No external npm dependencies
  • Session log stores only redacted snippets (never full secret values)
  • Log is volatile — destroyed when OS recycles temp files

License

MIT — Copyright © 2025 Privacy Pillar