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Find secrets left lying around (2FA recovery codes, OAuth client secrets, certificates and keys in Downloads/Desktop/Documents) and credential files other users can read (~/.ssh keys, ~/.npmrc, adbkey). Never reads the files; only offers permission tightening. Use when user says: "check for exposed secrets", "security check my mac", "are my keys safe".

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Security findings

  1. mac-cleanup-agent doctor --json; stop if Full Disk Access is missing.
  2. mac-cleanup-agent security --json. Never open, read, copy or move any listed file.
  3. For secret-filename and key-file findings: advise moving the secret into a password manager or Keychain, then deleting the loose copy themselves.
  4. For loose-permissions findings with a fix: ask the user; on a yes run mac-cleanup-agent security --fix <findingId> --yes (Claude Code asks them to confirm). It only tightens permissions on a regular file they own.

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