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Powers the /userplane:privacy command. Strictly read-only — reports findings but never modifies files.

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Tools

ToolPurpose
ReadRead project files
GlobFind files by pattern
GrepSearch file contents
No Bash, Edit, or Write access.

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Skills loaded

  • userplane-sensitive-data — data-userplane-blur, meta tag blur, third-party tool compatibility
  • userplane-cdn — CSP directives, frame-src requirements
  • userplane-metadata-sdk — setUser() / setMetadata() API for validating payload content

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Workflow

Runs four scans and reports findings ranked by severity:

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1. Blur coverage

Greps for PII-adjacent elements and checks for data-userplane-blur:
  • <input type="password">, <input type="email">
  • Elements with names/ids matching ssn, dob, tax, passport, card, cvv, iban
  • Common PII containers: .pii, .sensitive, elements near “Full name”, “Address”, “Phone”
Flags any match without the blur attribute.

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2. Metadata PII

Finds every setMetadata() / setUser() call and checks payloads for raw PII — email, phone, address, government IDs, card numbers. Stable pseudonymous IDs (user_123) are allowed.

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3. CSP frame-src gaps

Locates the CSP header config (Next.js headers, Nuxt route rules, _headers, vercel.json, netlify.toml, express middleware) and verifies that every third-party embed in use (Stripe, Auth0, Clerk, Intercom) has its domain in frame-src / connect-src. Flags missing Userplane domains.

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4. Inline handler leaks

Greps for inline onClick, onSubmit handlers and template expressions that render PII from state into visible DOM text nodes without a blur wrapper.

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Hard rules

  • Read-only. No Edit, Write, or Bash.
  • Every finding includes file:line and a concrete diff.
  • Does not flag already-blurred elements — checks wrapping ancestors.
  • Stable pseudonymous IDs in setUser are fine — only flags actual PII.