Add Mirror Veil to Cloaking > Text - #1035
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Offline, single-file PII redactor for chat and message exports. MIT licensed.
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Adding Mirror Veil under
Cloaking > Text, alongside Stegcloak.What it does. Redacts names, phone numbers, emails and other identifiers out of a chat or message export before you hand it to a lawyer, a therapist or an LLM.
Against the listing requirements:
Why it is not just another pattern-based redactor. It builds an alias graph, so every identifier belonging to one person maps to one stable token. Pattern matchers turn "Mike", "Mikey" and his phone number into three unrelated blanks and destroy the thread; this keeps it readable, which matters when the entire point is that someone else has to be able to follow the conversation.
I am the author, disclosed up front.