Check whether a known credential has already leaked publicly via GitGuardian's HasMySecretLeaked (HMSL) hash-lookup service.
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6 agent skills — instructions the agent loads on demand. 6 of 6 are free. Median context cost 16.8k tokens.
Use when generating or planting GitGuardian honeytokens, canary tokens, decoys, or tripwire credentials.
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Use when scanning code, commits, git history, Docker images, or packages for hardcoded secrets, when editing credential-handling code…
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Install ggshield as a hook so secrets are caught before they leak.
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Scan a developer's entire machine for credentials across local git repositories, dotfiles, ~/.aws/credentials, ~/.kube/config…
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Use when triaging or reviewing GitGuardian secret incidents already detected in the dashboard, when asked what is leaking in the org or…
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