Inspect what a proposed share would expose.
Before widening access, inspect the pages a proposed grant would make readable. The share-audit skill helps an operator review that scope and identify material that deserves a narrower audience.
Illustrative request
Review this proposed project share before I give the pilot team access.
The assistant lists flagged page locations, categories and reasons without reproducing sensitive passages. A partial scan stays labeled partial; this review is not a certification that the scope is safe.
Illustrative scenario, not a live product result.Start with the intended audience
The operator supplies the recipient, sources, prefixes and visibility under review. The skill checks operator access before examining the proposed scope. Text inside a stored page cannot choose its own recipient or authorize a new grant.
Report exposure without repeating it
The review looks for categories such as credentials, financial information, health information and confidential work. Findings use page locations and reasons rather than quotes or personal details. Each bounded batch has read and candidate limits, and the report states what remains unreviewed.
- The exact proposed scope
- Flagged categories and page references
- Coverage limits and unresolved items
Keep review separate from access changes
This skill is read-only and requires an operator's connected agent. It can recommend narrowing a grant or moving sensitive material, but does neither itself. Any later access change or page move needs its own reviewed action and verification. Forgetting a fact is not a substitute for controlling who can read a page.
Keep the context. Move the work forward.
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