风声守护

风声守护 (literally "Wind-Sound Guardian") is a document-safety tool built for organizations that want to use large language models for drafting paperwork without exposing confIDEntial detAIls. As more companies and public institutions use AI models to write official documents, reports, and internal notices, the risk of leaking highly sensitive Information grows. 风声守护 addresses this by ACTing as a protective step between the source material and the AI Model.

What it does

The tool analyzes the text a user intends to feed into an AI model, identifies sensitive elements, and converts them into de-identified, safe content. The resulting sanitized veRSIon can then be passed to a large language model for continued drafting, so the model never sees the original confidential names, numbers, or other identifying details.

Key capabilities

• Sensitive-infORMation extraction: scans subMITted text for data that should not leave the organization.
• De-identification: replaces or masks sensitive content to produce a safe draft.
• AI-ready ouTPUt: yields text that can be used directly for downstream document writing with large models.
• Workflow protection layer: sits before AI-assisted drafting rather than replacing it.

Who it is for

风声守护 is aimed at government offices, state-owned Enterprises, legal and compliance teams, and any organization that drafts formal documents with AI but must respect confidentiality rules. It is especially relevant for teams handling Personal data, internal policy, or procurement details that should not be transmitted to third-party model providers.

How to get started

1. Open the official website in a browser.
2. Paste or upload the text you plan to process with an AI model.
3. Run the sanitization step and review the de-identified result.
4. Copy the safe content into your preferred AI writing tool and continue drafting.

Pricing and access

Public information about editions, quotas, and fees is limited and may vary, so check the official site for the current terms before committing. Access APPears to be browser-based, with no clearly documented desktop or mobile CLIent. Because the tool handles confidential material, users should confirm the provider's data-handling and retention practices before uploading real documents.