Protect Secrets While Vibe Coding with AI
AI-assisted coding moves fast. ContextBlur keeps exposed secrets out of view while you prompt, debug, and ship.
Vibe coding sessions are high-velocity and high-risk. You are switching between Cursor, browser dashboards, logs, and terminal output while screens are shared in calls, streams, or pair sessions. ContextBlur lets you blur sensitive fields before and during these sessions so your audience sees the workflow, not your credentials.
You are pair prompting in Cursor with Vercel open in another tab, and the environment variable panel is visible during a walkthrough.
API key fields and env panels are blurred in advance so your pair can follow decisions without seeing secrets.
You are streaming on Twitch while debugging a Supabase issue and open project settings containing anon and service keys.
Critical tokens and dashboard credentials are hidden while the rest of the UI stays visible for teaching.
During a team standup, DevTools shows request headers with JWT tokens while you demo a fix.
JWT-bearing fields are blurred, so the team sees request flow and outcomes without reusable auth data leaking.
What to blur during vibe coding
- API keys in dashboards and project settings
- Database connection strings and DSNs
- AWS access key IDs and related identifiers
- JWT tokens in headers, storage, and logs
- AI API keys (OpenAI, Anthropic) in config panels
- Webhook URLs and signed callback secrets
- .env values copied into terminal output
- Internal admin links and staging URLs
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