Sharing your AI agent setup with a teammate shouldn't mean sharing your keys. Here's how to hand it over clean. 🔵 1. Turn configs into templates: replace every key with a placeholder like YOUR_API_KEY_HERE 🔵 2. Ship an example env file with variable names and no values 🔵 3. Keep real secrets in a secrets manager, and give each teammate their own credentials 🔵 4. Before you share anything, search it for key patterns. Configs, scripts, and notes all count 🔵 5. Never share agent transcripts as setup docs. They often contain secrets you forgot were in there Good setups spread across a team. Make sure the credentials don't spread with them. ClawSecure (@ClawSecure): the integrity layer for AI agents.

Deleting a chat with your AI agent doesn't necessarily delete it everywhere. Removing a conversation from the app clears it from your view. What happens on the provider's side depends on their data retention policy, which can keep data for a period of time for safety or legal reasons. So the key you pasted, the customer list you shared, the contract you asked it to summarize may outlive the chat you deleted. What to do: 🔵 Read your provider's retention policy and know the actual number of days 🔵 Use the strictest data controls your plan offers for sensitive work 🔵 Rotate any secret you've ever pasted into a chat 🔵 Keep truly sensitive data out of cloud chats entirely Delete is a button. Retention is a policy. Know the difference.