Introducing User-Defined Redaction

Entire CLI now supports user-defined redaction rules to supplement its default secret detection when saving agent sessions. Users and teams can create inline settings or reusable YAML and JSON rule packs to mask internal tokens, customer names, project identifiers, codenames, PII patterns, and other sensitive strings using Go/RE2 regular expressions, with matches replaced by “REDACTED.” These rules apply to transcript and checkpoint metadata rather than raw source snapshots stored on temporary shadow branches, and personal-only rules can remain outside Git. The feature can be enabled by adding custom patterns to `.entire/settings.json`, while additional documentation covers default behavior, reusable rule packs, local-only settings, and limitations.

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