Vnsh FAQs

Question 1

What is Vnsh and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Vnsh is an ephemeral, client-side encrypted sharing tool designed for developers and AI workflows. It solves the problem of securely sharing sensitive data like logs, diffs, and images with AI models (like Claude) or teammates, ensuring ultimate privacy by vaporizing the data within 24 hours.

Question 2

Does Vnsh integrate with AI tools like Claude?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Vnsh features native Claude Code (MCP) integration. Claude can automatically read your encrypted vnsh links, and you can use the `vnsh_share` tool to send large outputs directly to Claude for analysis, all from your terminal.

Question 3

How does Vnsh ensure my data remains private and secure?

Accepted Answer

Vnsh employs client-side AES-256-CBC encryption, meaning your data is encrypted directly on your device. Its host-blind architecture ensures decryption keys only travel in URL fragments and are never sent to the server. The server stores only encrypted blobs and cannot access your plaintext content.

Question 4

What is the 'data vaporization' feature?

Accepted Answer

Vnsh automatically vaporizes (deletes) all shared data from its servers after 24 hours, by default. This ensures sensitive information does not persist longer than necessary for debugging or AI analysis. You can also set custom expiry times from 1 to 168 hours.

Question 5

What kind of data can I share using Vnsh?

Accepted Answer

Vnsh is versatile, handling any context your AI needs. This includes large logs, git diffs, screenshots, images, binaries (PDFs, CSVs), config files, database dumps, stack traces, and crash reports. You can upload via CLI, web, or GitHub Action.

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