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  1. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/.gitignore +11 -0
  2. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/CHANGELOG.md +168 -0
  3. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/LICENSE +202 -0
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  7. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/SECURITY.md +30 -0
  8. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/pyproject.toml +164 -0
  9. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/__init__.py +10 -0
  10. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/__main__.py +5 -0
  11. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/assess/__init__.py +6 -0
  12. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/assess/command.py +47 -0
  13. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/assess/model.py +87 -0
  14. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/assess/report.py +66 -0
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  16. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/assess/truth.py +104 -0
  17. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/audit_command.py +50 -0
  18. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/check/__init__.py +1 -0
  19. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/check/clients.py +99 -0
  20. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/check/probes.py +106 -0
  21. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/check/run.py +136 -0
  22. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/cli.py +202 -0
  23. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/connect/__init__.py +1 -0
  24. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/connect/clients.py +143 -0
  25. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/connect/release.py +25 -0
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  27. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/connect/write.py +122 -0
  28. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/__init__.py +1 -0
  29. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/audit.py +111 -0
  30. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/audit_chain.py +149 -0
  31. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/audit_verify.py +82 -0
  32. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/budget.py +173 -0
  33. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/__init__.py +28 -0
  34. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/forms.py +36 -0
  35. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/load.py +76 -0
  36. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/model.py +223 -0
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  38. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/report.py +61 -0
  39. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/config/row_rules.py +119 -0
  40. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/db.py +137 -0
  41. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/deadline.py +53 -0
  42. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/describe.py +65 -0
  43. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/display.py +128 -0
  44. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/errors.py +44 -0
  45. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/exec/__init__.py +1 -0
  46. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/exec/run.py +88 -0
  47. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/__init__.py +1 -0
  48. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/detect.py +139 -0
  49. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/mask.py +80 -0
  50. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/secret.py +32 -0
  51. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/shape.py +84 -0
  52. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/output/suspects.py +49 -0
  53. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/pipeline.py +194 -0
  54. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/rate.py +45 -0
  55. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/__init__.py +1 -0
  56. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/aggregates.py +103 -0
  57. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/allowlist.py +107 -0
  58. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/allowlist_table.py +124 -0
  59. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/bind.py +120 -0
  60. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/bind_domain.py +105 -0
  61. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/bind_forms.py +94 -0
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  66. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/colref.py +29 -0
  67. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/constants.py +69 -0
  68. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/expand.py +93 -0
  69. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/families.py +61 -0
  70. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/flows.py +113 -0
  71. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/grouping.py +142 -0
  72. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/lineage.py +150 -0
  73. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/opaque.py +24 -0
  74. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/order_keys.py +80 -0
  75. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/origin.py +70 -0
  76. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/parse.py +81 -0
  77. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/policy.py +89 -0
  78. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/policy_places.py +78 -0
  79. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/policy_probes.py +94 -0
  80. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/policy_rules.py +149 -0
  81. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/policy_shape.py +121 -0
  82. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/probe_count.py +35 -0
  83. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/recheck.py +71 -0
  84. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/resolve.py +129 -0
  85. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/rewrite.py +153 -0
  86. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/row_mask.py +151 -0
  87. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/scan_fallible.py +170 -0
  88. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/scan_order.py +49 -0
  89. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/scan_spellings.py +55 -0
  90. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/shadow.py +105 -0
  91. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/shape.py +73 -0
  92. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/stars.py +27 -0
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  94. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/tiebreak.py +143 -0
  95. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/sql/typefamily.py +85 -0
  96. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/tokens/__init__.py +1 -0
  97. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/tokens/canon.py +6 -0
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  99. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/tokens/db.py +59 -0
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  102. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/core/tokens/store.py +150 -0
  103. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/demo.py +91 -0
  104. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/diff/__init__.py +1 -0
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  106. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/diff/kinds.py +19 -0
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  109. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/dpo/__init__.py +6 -0
  110. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/dpo/command.py +81 -0
  111. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/dpo/journal.py +95 -0
  112. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/dpo/summary.py +77 -0
  113. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/envfile.py +37 -0
  114. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/__init__.py +1 -0
  115. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/hints.py +35 -0
  116. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/report.py +42 -0
  117. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/run.py +142 -0
  118. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/sampling.py +42 -0
  119. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/init/scaffold.py +51 -0
  120. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/levels/__init__.py +6 -0
  121. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/levels/asker.py +120 -0
  122. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/levels/chance.py +11 -0
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  132. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/levels/textforms.py +61 -0
  133. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/levels/verdict.py +40 -0
  134. incognito_sql-0.0.5a1/src/incognito_sql/mcp/__init__.py +1 -0
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+ # Changelog
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+ All notable changes to incognito-sql are listed here. The format follows
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+ [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and versions follow
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+ [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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+ 0.0.1 and 0.0.2 were stages of development and were never released as packages; their dates
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+ are when the stage was finished. Numbers from the benchmark are in
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+ [docs/benchmark.md](docs/benchmark.md), not here.
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+ ## [0.0.5a1] - 2026-11-03
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+ A test build for hands-on checks in agent harnesses before 0.0.5. It is installed only by
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+ its exact version (`incognito-sql==0.0.5a1`) and has had no cold review; findings go into
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+ 0.0.5. It holds everything under [Unreleased] below and the setup steps of 0.0.5: `guide`
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+ for an agent, `setup` in the terminal, `secret` for a password typed outside the chat.
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+ ## [Unreleased] (0.0.4)
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+ In progress: the items below may still change before the release.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Refusals tell the agent what to do next.** A refusal carries `retry` (`rewrite`,
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+ `ask_user` or `stop`) and a fixed `hint` per reason; neither names a value, a column or
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+ database text.
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+ - **Row rules** in the declaration (`row_rules`): hide rows or cells by a condition on
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+ open columns, under every profile. A query that could fail on a hidden row is refused
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+ (`hidden_rows`).
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+ - **`incognito-sql try --config <file> "<sql>"`**: the verdict on a query, the base
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+ columns it reads and its output columns, without running it.
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+ - **`incognito-sql assess`**: judges what the model can learn about each column on your own
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+ database and protection profile, and how long the literal budget makes a series of
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+ probes wait.
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+ - **`incognito-sql report`**: a per-column report for a data protection officer: what the
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+ model may learn of each column and what it asked.
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+ - **`incognito-sql diff <old> <new>`**: what a new declaration lets the model see or link
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+ more (`WIDENED`) or less (`NARROWED`); with `--ci` it exits 1 on any widening.
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+ - **`incognito-sql demo`** writes an invented shop database to try the server on, and
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+ **`incognito-sql connect <client>`** prints the MCP entry for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor
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+ or OpenCode (`--write` adds it to the client's settings file); the entry names the DSN's
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+ variable, never its value.
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+ - **`incognito-sql audit verify`**: the audit log is a hash chain, and `verify` names its
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+ first break.
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+ - Each audit line names the base columns the query read, refused or not.
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+ - `limits.probe_budget` (default 100): probes of identifier values (`<`, `>`, `BETWEEN`,
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+ `<>`, `LIKE`, sort keys, `MIN` / `MAX`, `length()`) per window of the installation.
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+ - `limits.query_rate` and `limits.query_window_s` (default 600 per 60 s): queries the
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+ ### Changed
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+ - A configuration error names the place of a bad value and never repeats the text typed
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+ ## [0.0.3] (not yet released)
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Protection profiles** for identifier columns: `strict`, `balanced` and `permissive`,
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+ your own profiles under `protections`, and a profile per column under
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+ `column_protection`. A profile names the operations an identifier admits; none of them
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+ shows a value whole. `describe` tells the model which operations it may use.
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+ - Under `permissive`: `length()` of an identifier, sorting by it, `MIN` / `MAX` of it (as a
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+ token), `<` `>` `BETWEEN`, `LIKE` and `<>` with a human literal. Each such literal spends
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+ the literal budget and is written to the audit log as `?`.
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+ - `serve`, `service` and `check` warn when the profile in use admits more than `balanced`.
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+ - Query forms accepted under every profile: `INTERSECT` and `EXCEPT`, a table alias
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+ repeated across their branches, a column outside `GROUP BY` when the whole non-null
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+ primary key of its table is grouped, `SUM` / `AVG` over a `CASE` of small non-negative
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+ integers, SQLite double-quoted strings, SQLite date functions and `instr` over open
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+ columns, catalog names with spaces, parentheses or hyphens.
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+ - Under `permissive` only: window functions (never over an identifier), `SUM` / `AVG` over
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+ any expression, grouping by a primary key that can hold NULL.
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+ - A cell of an open column that looks personal is masked as a link that shows the value to
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+ a signed-in human only; the first time a column is masked, a warning names it and the
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+ audit line lists it. `verified_open` lists columns checked by a human, whose values are
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+ not masked.
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+ - `SECURITY.md`: how to report a way for a hidden value to reach the model.
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+ - The package is licensed under Apache-2.0, and a release workflow publishes a tagged
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+ version to PyPI.
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+ - The benchmark runs on sets we did not write (Spider, BIRD Mini-Dev, SecureSQL), takes
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+ more tools of the same kind, and judges every tool by levels of disclosure (a value
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+ whole, a piece of it, a fact about it) against what that tool claims.
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+ [docs/competitors.md](docs/competitors.md) describes how the other tools work.
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+
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+ ### Changed
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+
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+ - **The default protection profile is `permissive`, which admits more than 0.0.2 did.**
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+ `strict` admits exactly what 0.0.2 admitted; set `protection: strict` or
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+ `protection: balanced` to keep the narrower behaviour.
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+ - **`strict` now refuses some queries it used to answer**, closing what was left of the
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+ scan-order channel: `SUM` / `AVG` over float columns (`float_aggregate`); expressions
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+ that can fail on some rows inside `EXISTS`, `IN (SELECT ...)`, a scalar subquery or a
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+ `WITH` query (`fallible_subquery`); and, on MySQL and SQL Server, `GROUP BY`,
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+ `DISTINCT`, `MIN` / `MAX` and `UNION` over open text columns (`equal_spellings`).
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+ `strict` also prints a number one way whatever its type (`1.0` as `1`).
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+ - The card sign-in lasts 8 hours by default (`session_ttl_s`).
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+ - A query refused after the literal budget (a limit, a database error) has spent its
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+ literals; the README says so.
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+ - `MIN` / `MAX` of an identifier counts as a place of its value under every profile, and a
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+ `RANGE` window frame with an offset over an identifier sort key is refused.
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+
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+ ### Fixed
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+
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+ - The service (`incognito-sql service`) counted the literal budget of all its clients as
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+ one connection with no time window, so after `literal_budget` distinct literals it
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+ refused every new one for good, even after a restart. It now counts by the
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+ installation window only.
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+ - Honest queries no longer refused: the query forms listed under Added, `CAST` of an open
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+ column, and a literal left of `IN` against an identifier, which now matches the value's
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+ spellings.
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+
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+ ## [0.0.2] - 2026-10-31 (not published)
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+
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+ The strength of the protection is tested beyond the attack corpus.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - Differential fuzzing: random queries go through the server on all five DBMS, and any
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+ disagreement between the parser and the database is recorded.
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+ - Red-team campaigns and honest questions through a real MCP client (Claude Code), run
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+ locally before a release.
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+ - Mutation testing of the protective modules, weekly in CI.
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+ - A demo database of invented data for those runs.
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+
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+ ### Security
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+
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+ - A cell holding more candidate e-mails or card numbers than the detector examines is
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+ masked instead of passed.
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+
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+ ## [0.0.1] - 2026-10-31 (not published)
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+
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+ The first version: safe to run on your own machine.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - An MCP server with two read-only tools: `query` runs one SQL `SELECT`, `describe` names
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+ the DBMS and lists the usable tables and columns with their classes, the number of
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+ hidden columns, and each table of people's `person_key`.
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+ - A YAML declaration of every column: `identifier`, `quasi`, `free_text`, `secret` or
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+ `open`; a column it does not list is hidden. `entities` names the tables whose rows are
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+ people.
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+ - Query checks: parser limits, an allowlist of syntax nodes, column lineage through
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+ aliases, subqueries and set operations, and a default-deny policy for identifier
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+ columns; system catalogs, `EXPLAIN` and several statements are refused.
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+ - Only SQL regenerated from the checked tree runs, with literals and tokens as bind
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+ parameters, on a read-only session where the DBMS has one; a refusal or a database error
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+ reaches the model as a reason from a fixed list, never with a bound value.
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+ - Tokens: each identifier value becomes a random `tk_...` token shared by its spellings,
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+ living 24 hours by default, kept in an encrypted store whose key lives in the OS
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+ keyring or in `INCOGNITO_SQL_KEY`. Labels mode (`web_enabled: false`) gives labels local
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+ to one answer instead.
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+ - Local web cards that show a value or a person to a signed-in human, with a one-time
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+ sign-in link (`login`) and `web` to serve them alone.
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+ - Output shaping: rows shuffled unless the query has `ORDER BY`, ties in random order,
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+ computed floats rounded, and cells of open columns that look personal masked.
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+ - A literal budget: distinct human literals compared with identifiers, per connection and
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+ per window of the installation.
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+ - An audit log with literals replaced by tokens; result rows are never logged.
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+ - `init` writes a declaration scaffold with every column hidden and lists columns that
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+ look personal.
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+ - PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite and DuckDB, with a statement time limit on each.
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+ - The closed installation profile: `incognito-sql service` runs as its own OS user and
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+ serves MCP over HTTP on `127.0.0.1` behind a token; `--env-file`; `check` tells which
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+ profile an agent's account is in. [docs/deployment.md](docs/deployment.md) sets it up.
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+ - A leakage benchmark: an attack corpus, an oracle that shares no code with the server,
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+ ----------------
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+ Article
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+ -------
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+ Yevhen Piotrovskyi, "Controlling PII Disclosure in Database MCP Connectors",
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+ American Impact Review (2026), doi:10.66308/air.e2026067,
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+ mcp-db-results-anonymizer
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+ -------------------------
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+ Repository: https://github.com/dnjfr/mcp-db-results-anonymizer
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+ Tag: v1.0.1 (commit 6aa6ae33467d4a0b4deda544540ea7c645756eee)
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+ Files: config.example.yaml
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+ License: Apache-2.0 (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
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+ ------------------
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+ Repository: https://github.com/gbrigandi/mcp-server-conceal
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+ Tag: v0.1.0 (commit d98466772c7d686ddeb979f3d130a07aa3a30090)
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+ Independent sets (bench/external/)
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+ markings (bench/external/decl/*.yaml) name the sets' databases, tables and columns, and
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+ quote SecureSQL's security conditions verbatim to match its samples; the markings
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+ themselves are ours.
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+
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+ Spider 1.0
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+ Tao Yu et al., "Spider: A Large-Scale Human-Labeled Dataset for Complex and
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+ Cross-Domain Semantic Parsing and Text-to-SQL Task", EMNLP 2018.
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+ https://yale-lily.github.io/spider (spider_data.zip, dev set and its databases)
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+ License: CC BY-SA 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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+
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+ BIRD Mini-Dev
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+ Jinyang Li et al., "Can LLM Already Serve as A Database Interface? A BIg Bench for
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+ Large-Scale Database Grounded Text-to-SQLs", NeurIPS 2023.
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+ https://github.com/bird-bench/mini_dev (minidev.zip, SQLite questions and databases)
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+ License: CC BY-SA 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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+
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+ SecureSQL
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+ Yanqi Song et al., "SecureSQL: Evaluating Data Leakage of Large Language Models as
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+ Natural Language Interfaces to Databases", Findings of EMNLP 2024.
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+ Repository: https://github.com/JacobiSong/SecureSQL
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+ Commit: f00ba46378e43373fcbbfcdc9f8eca7299228845 (data.json)
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+ Taken: the security conditions quoted in bench/external/decl/*.yaml
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+ License: Apache License, Version 2.0 (the same text as LICENSE in this repository)