wardcat
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On-prem detection & anonymization of PII and sensitive data for LLM inputs — hybrid regex + NER + local LLM
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wardcat
Added 5 Oct 2026
Overview
On-prem detection and anonymization of PII and sensitive data in LLM inputs. Combines regex, named entity recognition, and a local LLM to identify and mask sensitive information. Written in Python as a community project.
Best for
Best for
Developers needing lightweight on-prem PII redaction for LLM workflows.
Use cases
- Anonymize PII in prompts before sending to external LLMs
- Detect sensitive data in text corpora
- Build privacy-preserving LLM pipelines on local infrastructure
Notes
On-prem detection and anonymization of PII and sensitive data in LLM inputs. Combines regex, named entity recognition, and a local LLM to identify and mask sensitive information. Written in Python as a community project.
2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-04. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Anonymize PII in prompts before sending to external LLMs
- Detect sensitive data in text corpora
- Build privacy-preserving LLM pipelines on local infrastructure
Pros
- Runs on-prem, keeping data in-house
- Hybrid approach improves detection coverage
- Open source and free to use
Cons
- Early-stage project with limited community adoption (2 stars)
- Requires local LLM setup and maintenance
- May need tuning for domain-specific PII
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Pros
- Runs on-prem, keeping data in-house
- Hybrid approach improves detection coverage
- Open source and free to use
Cons
- Early-stage project with limited community adoption (2 stars)
- Requires local LLM setup and maintenance
- May need tuning for domain-specific PII
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