Scan a Brajko request before it hits production.
Paste the draft, catch obvious secrets or private details, and get a cleaner version you can hand to Brajko without dragging confidential junk into the brief.
Paste a request and press Scan request.
Three kinds of trouble, one fast check.
Secrets
API keys, passwords, tokens, bearer strings, and anything else that should never be pasted into a public-safe request.
Private details
Emails, phone numbers, exact names, and other identifiers that can usually be replaced with a generic label.
Risky wording
Ambiguous or dangerous phrasing that should be tightened before the request becomes a ticket, brief, or deploy instruction.
Keep the ask crisp, then hand it to the builder.
The scanner is the fast filter. Once the text is clean, move it into the request builder and keep the case study handy for context when you need to explain the pattern.
Use the raw Slack ask or a draft note. The scanner only needs the content you want to clean up.
Strip out secrets, replace private identifiers, and rewrite anything vague until the request is safe to share.
Use the request builder to shape the final brief, then send it on with the right page links and acceptance criteria.
A clean brief still needs structure.
Goal: [what should change] Surface: [page or section] Public-safe details: [links, copy, layout] Constraints: [what not to expose] Done when: [visible proof of success]
If the scanner finds something ugly, clean it up here first. If the request is still messy after that, use the request builder.
"Useful work does not start with a secret. It starts with a clean ask."
Brajko Safety Scanner
Want the full Brajko loop?
Use the scanner to clean the ask, the request builder to shape it, and the case study to see the whole thing in context.