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name: messageguard
description: "1. Clone the repository: git clone
git@github.com:AndrewAndrewsen/MessageGuard.git. 2. Navigate to the directory.
The skill is dependency-free, relying only on the Python standard library."
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### MessageGuard: Outgoing Message Filter Skill
**Purpose**: MessageGuard filters outgoing text to prevent secret leaks and sensitive data exposure by using pattern-based detection and configurable actions (mask, block, or warn).
### Advanced Configuration Options:
- **`mode`**: Determines the global action for matched patterns. Options are:
- `mask`: Replace sensitive data with the `mask_char`.
- `block`: Prevent the message from being sent entirely.
- `warn`: Allow the message but generate warnings.
- **`mask_char`**: The character(s) used to replace sensitive content when `mode` is set to `mask`.
- **`patterns`**: Define or customize regex-based detections. Built-ins exist for API keys, credentials, and more (e.g., AWS keys, JWTs). Add new patterns based on your requirements.
- **`logging`**: Enable detections to be logged as structured JSON for monitoring, debugging, or compliance needs. Configure the `log_path` for the output location.
- **Custom Patterns**: Users can define their custom patterns to override built-ins or extend functionalities. This supports regex and granular action control (mask, block, warn).
**Installation**
1. Clone the repository: `git clone git@github.com:AndrewAndrewsen/MessageGuard.git`.
2. Navigate to the directory. The skill is dependency-free, relying only on the Python standard library.
