Security, responsible disclosure, and ecosystem integrity are core priorities. We treat the safety of our repositories, dependencies, and published assets with the highest importance.
Vulnerabilities, exposed credentials, repository risks, or sensitive abuse vectors should be reported privately to our maintenance team. Please practice responsible disclosure.
We aim to acknowledge all reports within 48 hours.
How we handle, validate, and patch reported vulnerabilities.
You submit the vulnerability privately via email with reproduction steps.
Our maintainers acknowledge receipt and begin assessing the impact.
We reproduce the issue locally and determine the required scope of the fix.
A patch or configuration change is developed and tested securely.
Updates are pushed, and public acknowledgement is provided if applicable.
Please review what qualifies as a valid security report before contacting the team.
The core tenets that guide our repository maintenance and contribution standards.
We actively prevent the committing of secrets, limit workflow permissions to the minimum required, and restrict direct pushes to main branches.
Every pull request is subjected to review. Contributions that introduce unknown dependencies, obfuscated code, or workflow changes are heavily scrutinized.
We believe in zero-dependency architectures where possible. When third-party assets are necessary, they are vetted, version-locked, and continuously monitored.
While vulnerability reports are handled privately, patches and security advisories are published transparently to protect downstream adopters and forks.
We leverage native GitHub security features, including Dependabot alerts, secret scanning, and branch protection rules to maintain ecosystem health.