Find forgotten accounts, stale keys and risky dependencies

Claire Vo (@clairevo on X)

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Overview

Claire Vo's prompt asks an agent to search your email for every service you have signed up for, comb through linked apps and projects for leftover keys and integrations nobody uses, review AI connectors you no longer need and check your code repositories for vulnerable packages. The findings land in a Google Sheet with each risk, its urgency and the action to take. It only produces this report; it does not fix anything. It needs broad access to your email, connected apps and code repositories; the @-Browser and @-Computer mentions are the author's agent tools, so use your agent's equivalents.

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- go through my email and find all the services i’ve signed up for (including the ones i forgot about)
- use @-Browser or @-Computer to look through my connected apps and projects for old keys, unused integrations, and anything that could expose my data
- check my AI data. old connectors i don’t need anymore
- check my repos for vulnerable dependencies
- put it all in a google sheet i can comment on, with what’s at risk, how urgent it is, and what i should do

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