# Hide system prompt or system instruction

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If you’re using Spaces on Hugging Face, it’s useful to use **Secrets**. In short, it’s **a group of environment variables that are not disclosed to others** , but it has a fairly large capacity.  
Some people even put in the entire code.  
It’s a piece of cake for the system prompt.

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