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Prompt

Redact a note before sharing

Why now: The Muse case makes the contents of a shared page—not just its intended audience—a practical privacy concern.

Prompted by today's lead: Chat-link discovery report prompts pause in Muse sharing

What you'll need

  • A short, non-sensitive note containing both audience-facing information and internal commentary
  • Remove actual secrets and personal information yourself before pasting anything into an assistant.

Steps

  1. Choose a short note and remove any genuinely sensitive details before using an assistant.
  2. Paste the remaining text into the prompt.
  3. Inspect every retained passage before sharing; replace removal markers or discard incomplete sentences yourself.

The prompt

Redact this note for a public audience. Replace internal commentary, access instructions, and details about personal circumstances with the word REMOVED. Keep all remaining wording unchanged. Return only one paragraph of redacted text, under 150 words, in plain text with no Markdown formatting. Do not add facts or explanations. Note: [paste your non-sensitive note]

What you should get

One paragraph under 150 words, with REMOVED replacing internal commentary and access instructions; public event details retain their original wording, with no added facts or explanations.

Tested example: Tested on sample input

Input

The puzzle afternoon will include a beginner table and a group challenge. Internal note: the organizing group thinks the previous challenge was too difficult, but this is not part of the public announcement. Volunteers should collect supplies from the storage cupboard using the access instructions in the private organizer note. Visitors can bring a favorite puzzle or join a table without bringing anything.

Output

The puzzle afternoon will include a beginner table and a group challenge. REMOVED REMOVED Visitors can bring a favorite puzzle or join a table without bringing anything.

How we tested it: How we checked this: an AI model ran this prompt on the sample input on October 21, 2026, and a separate model call checked the result against what the Move promises.