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I wrote a snippet to filter out the AI from Atlassian Jira, I reckon it works on their other products too but it was mainly Jira I was focusing on.

This removes the AI button as well as the stupid underlined words you can click.

atlassian.net##+js(aeld, /^(?:click|pointerup|mouseover|mouseout)$/, , elements, .acronym-highlight)
atlassian.net##span[data-testid="atlassian-navigation.ui.conversation-assistant.app-navigation-ai-mate"]
atlassian.net##span.acronym-highlight:style(all:unset!important)
atlassian.net##button[data-testid="platform-ai-button"]:upward(2)
atlassian.net##div[id="rovo-button-onboarding-spotlight-live-or-edit"]:upward(3)

cereblab

Update — 2026-07-14: This is the original wire-level analysis (grok 0.2.93). Since publishing: xAI disabled the upload server-side (disable_codebase_upload: true); added a /privacy opt-out — which I wire-tested and found to be a data-retention setting, not a block on what's sent; and Elon Musk publicly committed to deleting all previously-uploaded data (not yet confirmed complete). Full, maintained story + evidence: https://cereblab.com · https://github.com/cereblab/grok-build-exfil-repro

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What xAI's Grok Build CLI Actually Sends to xAI: A Wire-Level Analysis

By @cereblab — Independent AI Safety Checker. Reproduce it yourself: github.com/cereblab/grok-build-exfil-repro

*A measured, reproducible teardown. Findings are backed by captured artifacts (endpoint, HTTP method, status code, byte size, host) and repro commands; where an observation was seen live but not retained as a file, §7 says so expli