I almost leaked a customer's data while screen-sharing ChatGPT — here's what I built to stop it

A few weeks ago I was on a call sharing my screen, walking a teammate through a prompt I'd been iterating on in ChatGPT. Mid-sentence I scrolled up — and there, three messages back, was a chunk of a customer's data I'd pasted in earlier to debug something. Real email, real account info, sitting right there on a shared screen. Nobody said anything. Maybe nobody noticed. But I noticed, and I spent the rest of the call only half-present, trying to remember everything else still in that thread. If...

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