Do not disclose vulnerabilities in public issues. Use the repository's private GitHub security-reporting feature or contact the maintainer directly.
Include, when possible:
- a description and impact assessment;
- the affected version or commit;
- minimal reproduction steps;
- a plausible exploitation scenario;
- a suggested mitigation.
Never include personal data, credentials, or third-party artifacts in the report.
Reports are especially relevant when a flaw could:
- cause the skill to recommend unsafe training or deployment;
- bypass containment or promotion gates;
- validate an invalid experiment manifest;
- produce misleading statistical comparisons;
- execute unintended files or commands.
This project provides guidance and utilities. It does not replace a security review of systems built with the skill.