Pseudonymise and restore patient identifiers & PII in text — local, HIPAA Safe Harbor mode.
An MCP server that pseudonymises patient identifiers and PII in text — and restores them. Gives any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.) three tools: — replace identifiers with labelled tokens (, , …). Returns the redacted text, a report, a (token → original, for re-identification), and a self-check. — reverse a redaction using a token map, to put real values back into output generated from…
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An MCP server that pseudonymises patient identifiers and PII in text — and restores them. Gives any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.) three tools: ** — replace identifiers with labelled tokens (, , …). Returns the redacted text, a report, a (token → original, for re-identification), and a self-check. — reverse a redaction using a token map, to put real values back into output generated from redacted text. — re-scan redacted text for anything that still looks like an Everything runs…
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