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Correct answer: D. Files sitting on the local disk, authentication credentials, and the identity of the person who created the shared link.
Explanation
The principle — A shared transcript carries the conversation. Local files, authentication credentials and your identity are not included in it.
Why the key is correct — Sharing does not reach into the workspace, and it does not attach your account to the link. It carries everything the conversation contains, so a file the agent read into the chat travels with the transcript even though the copy on disk does not.
Why the others are wrong — Assuming the repository is published leads to refusing to share anything useful, when the exclusion is real. Nothing beyond identity is anonymised, so code pasted into the chat appears as written. And tool calls and their results are included; they are often the most sensitive part of a link.
Remember this — The boundary is the conversation, not the disk.
Sources — Cursor's Shared transcripts documentation.
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“Local files, authentication credentials, and your identity are not included.”
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