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Four ways to check what AI can reach.
Each one suits someone. Here's how they differ, in general terms. Individual products vary, so check the ones you're considering.
| Prycheck | By hand | Command-line scanners | Enterprise tools | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI apps and permissions in one list | Yes | Check each settings page | Mostly not covered | Often covered |
| MCP and agent configs | Yes | Open each file | Yes | Varies |
| AI browser extensions | Yes | Check each browser | Varies | Often covered |
| Keys in plain text | Yes | Search by hand | Yes, in dedicated tools | Varies |
| Plain-language report | Yes | No | Rarely | Yes |
| Alerts on new access | Yes, with PryArmor | No | Rarely | Yes |
| Needs an admin and managed fleet | No | No | No | Usually |
| Needs the command line | No | No | Yes | No |
| Cost | Free scan, PryArmor from $6 a month | Free, but slow | Usually free | Often quote-only |
Prycheck reads settings and files. It isn't an antivirus, doesn't stop leaks and can't see what apps do. If you run a large managed fleet, an enterprise tool may suit you better.