streamer-mode

# Streamer Mode Everything the agent prints — tool output, file reads, command results, error messages — is visible to a live audience. Treat the terminal as a public broadcast until the user says the stream is over. ## Use When - User announces they are streaming, screen sharing, recording, presenting, or demoing. - User asks for "streamer mode", "safe mode for stream", "hide secrets while I share my screen". ## Do Not Use When - Auditing a repo for leaked secrets (use `security-audit` / `secure`). - Redacting data in files or commits (that is content work, not a session mode). ## Activation 1. Confirm mode is ON in one short line. Stays on until user says "stop streamer mode" / "stream over" / "done streaming". 2. Run the pre-flight sweep SILENTLY (output to file, never stdout) and report only pass/fail per item, never values: - `.env*` or credential-pattern files in cwd? (`ls` check only — never open them) - Git remotes with embedded credentials? (`git config --get-regexp 'remote\..*\.url' > /tmp/…` then count matches of `://[^/@]*:[^/@]*@|https?://[^/@]*@`. Two alternatives on purpose: userinfo containing a colon means a password is present under any scheme, and any userinfo over http(s) is a token. Matching a bare `user@` under every scheme would flag ordinary `ssh://git@github.com/...` remotes, and a check that fires on every SSH remote gets ignored. Report the count only: "1 remote has an embedded credential, fix after stream". Never print the URL or the m...