feat: protect sensitive catalog samples
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@@ -305,12 +305,16 @@ Configuration changes take effect after restart and do not use Pi settings or wo
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`llm_policy`.
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Before enabling Description Generation, approve the selected model provider for bounded source-data
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disclosure. A request may send up to five real source rows and up to five representative distinct,
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non-null example values for relevant columns. Samples are transient and are not stored in generation
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runs, run logs, application logs, API responses, or catalog metadata; prompt and sample snapshots are
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not retained. Automated Sensitive Data Policy filtering and anonymization are not currently provided.
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A future Sensitive Data Policy is required to classify protected fields and exclude or anonymize
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their values before model calls.
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disclosure. Every catalog column has a **Sensitive** flag that defaults to `false`. Administrators can
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request an AI proposal based only on structural metadata, then must review and save the resulting
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checkboxes themselves. The proposal never reads column contents and is not persisted automatically.
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For unprotected columns, a request may send up to five real source rows and five representative
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distinct, non-null example values. Protected columns are omitted from source reads and replaced in the
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prompt by deterministic plausible values derived only from column metadata. Samples are transient and
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are not stored in generation runs, run logs, application logs, API responses, or catalog metadata;
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prompt and sample snapshots are not retained. A flag change applies to later generations and does not
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regenerate existing descriptions.
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Description Generation is an interactive Database Management operation, not a user-facing CLI.
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The installation runs at most one sequential generation at a time. The run drawer exposes safe
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