Secureintent.ai

here are some more resources for vibecoders and devs! at @secureintent.ai we keep sharing resources for our community :)) #cybersecurity #ai #vibecoding #dev #programmers

@claudeai Great move. Extending access gives developers more time to build, test, and compare without feeling rushed. Looking forward to seeing what people create with Fable 5.

We're extending Claude Fable 5 access on all paid plans, as well as keeping Claude Code’s weekly rate limits 50% higher, through July 19.

5 security habits every developer using AI tools should have in 2026: 1) Never paste real API keys into any AI prompt. Use dummy keys for testing. Always. 2) Revoke and rotate keys immediately after any accidental exposure. Don't wait. Don't hope. Act. 3) Add .env to your .gitignore before your first commit. Not after. Before. 4) Use least privilege for AI agents with git access. If it doesn't need write access, don't give it. 5) Install a credential interception layer at the browser level. Because habits fail. Infrastructure doesn't. SecureIntent handles #5 automatically. Silent. Local. Free. Zero retention.

Unpopular opinion: Most credential leaks in 2026 aren't caused by bad actors. They're caused by good developers moving too fast. And no amount of "security awareness training" will fix a habit built around speed. The only fix is interception - silent, automatic, before the damage is done. Awareness doesn't scale. Infrastructure does. Use Secureintent - Link in profile

AI assisted development doubles the speed of coding and it doubles the rate of credential leaks. With SecureIntent, you stop betting on the illusion of privacy!! #vibecoding #ai #coding #swe #programmer

We want to connect with the people building the future. 👋 If you are a: -> Developer shipping with AI tools -> Vibe Coder building fast with AI -> AI/ML Engineer building agentic workflows -> Security Engineer thinking about credential safety We want to hear from you. What's the biggest security concern you face when using AI in your workflow? Drop it below .

a few resources for vibecoders :) #vibecoding #vibecode #programming #coding #ai

Most developers don't get hacked. They just paste the wrong thing in the wrong place. Here's how credentials silently leak in 2026: 🧵 1) You're debugging a prod issue at 2am. You copy your AWS key to test something quickly. You paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. "Just this once." 2) The AI responds. Problem solved. You move on. But your key just traveled through a server you don't control. 3) Or worse - your AI agent has git access. It autonomously commits code. Your .env file goes with it. Public repo. Indexed in 40 minutes. 4) GitGuardian found 12 million secrets exposed on public GitHub in 2024 alone. Most were accidental. All were preventable. 5) The fix isn't awareness. Developers are already careful. The fix is interception - at the browser level, before secrets ever leave your machine. That's what SecureIntent does. Silent. Local. Free. Zero retention. -> secureintent.ai

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That 40-minute window is exactly the problem- by the time you realize it, the damage is already done. Agentic systems need credential protection built in at the source, not patched after the fact. SecureIntent intercepts secrets before they ever leave your browser. Silent. Local. Zero retention

@Secureintent_ai This is scary. Gave an AI agent git access and it pushed keys to a public repo in 40 minutes. Shows how dangerous it is when agents can actually do things.

A developer named Ivan Kikhtan was building with an AI agent. The agent had git access. It autonomously pushed his AWS keys to a public repo. Within 40 minutes- automated scanners had already indexed his credentials. 3 hours of emergency key rotation and audit followed. 40 minutes. That's all it took. And that's not rare. GitGuardian found 12 million secrets exposed in public GitHub repos in 2024 alone. SecureIntent intercepts your credentials before they ever leave your browser. Silent. Local. Free. Zero retention. Don't be Ivan. Start using - secureintent.ai

@suryanox7 Thank you! No developer should have to go through what Ivan did. If you give it a try, we'd love to hear your feedback - secureintent.ai

@Secureintent_ai good solution

@nikks_techie @code_bytein Glad it resonates! As agentic workflows become the norm, credential hygiene at the browser level becomes non-negotiable. SecureIntent is built exactly for that layer - invisible, local, and always on.

@Secureintent_ai @code_bytein it seems to be an good extension for agentic development

@stym_kushwaha10 100% agree. Git access + AI agent + no guardrails = a breach waiting to happen. The default should be zero trust - and that starts with ensuring credentials never reach the model in the first place.

@Secureintent_ai AI agents with git access are a recipe for instant leaks-guardrails mandatory!

@dev_nexus2011 Well said. Guardrails shouldn't be an afterthought - they need to be built into the workflow. SecureIntent acts as that silent layer between your secrets and your AI tools, so prevention is automatic, not manual.

@Secureintent_ai AI agents are powerful, but they need guardrails. Prevention beats emergency key rotation.

@code_bytein Exactly. One exposed key can unravel months of work in under an hour -we've seen it happen. That's why SecureIntent intercepts credentials locally, before they ever reach an AI model. No retention. No risk.

@Secureintent_ai One leaked key can undo months of work. Local, zero-retention protection makes sense.

One tool that's quietly become part of my workflow is @Secureintent_ai . As someone constantly switching between projects, AI tools, and APIs, it's surprisingly easy to accidentally paste an API key or other secret into the wrong place. SecureIntent has caught me more than once before I made that mistake. It's lightweight, runs in the background, and gives me an extra layer of confidence when I'm coding. Give it a try 👇 t.co/u3Y5Rjq7Cx t.co/u3Y5Rjq7Cx