Vibe Sanitizer - Check and Sanitize git repository for secretsv1.1.0

A developer is about to commit changes to a personal project and wants to ensure no API keys or credentials leak into the repository history. They run the skill's working-tree scan to identify any secrets, then use in-place sanitization on fixable findings before committing.

A team has rapidly built a prototype with AI-assisted coding and wants to share it on GitHub. They scan the tracked files for machine-specific paths and embedded credentials, then export a sanitized copy for public release.

A DevOps engineer integrates the skill into a CI pipeline to audit staged changes before deployment. The scan flags any bearer tokens or AWS keys, preventing accidental exposure in production environments.

A freelance developer is preparing to hand off a codebase to a client and needs to remove local workspace paths and temporary credentials. They use the tracked scope audit and create a sanitized export to deliver a clean repository.

An open source maintainer receives a pull request and wants to verify it doesn't introduce secrets or leak contributor machine paths. They run a commit audit on the PR's SHA and summarize findings without exposing raw values.

The core CLI remains free and open source, while advanced detectors (e.g., custom regex patterns, enterprise-grade secret types) and team dashboards are offered as a paid add-on. This drives adoption through developer trust and upsells security-conscious organizations.

Offer a hosted service that continuously scans repositories for secrets, integrates with GitHub/GitLab, and provides alerting and remediation workflows. Customers pay based on the number of repositories or seats monitored.

Provide expert consulting to help teams integrate secret scanning into their SDLC, along with training workshops on secure coding practices. Revenue comes from one-time engagements and ongoing retainer contracts.