This project aims to be a practical, respectful place for maintainers, contributors, and downstream starter users. Participation in the repository, issues, pull requests, and any project-managed communication channels requires professional behavior.
- Be respectful, direct, and constructive.
- Assume good intent, but challenge ideas with evidence.
- Focus feedback on the code, docs, behavior, or process being discussed.
- Share context clearly so others can reproduce, review, and improve the work.
- Respect security, privacy, and licensing boundaries.
- Harassment, insults, threats, or discriminatory language.
- Publishing private information without consent.
- Bad-faith disruption, trolling, or repeated off-topic arguments.
- Sharing exploit details publicly before maintainers have time to assess a report.
- Any conduct that makes participation unsafe or unreasonably difficult for others.
This Code of Conduct applies to:
- This repository and its issue tracker
- Pull request discussions and code review
- Release planning or support conversations managed by project maintainers
If you experience or witness unacceptable behavior, contact the maintainers through the most private available channel. If the concern is security-sensitive, follow SECURITY.md instead of opening a public issue.
When reporting, include:
- What happened
- Where it happened
- Relevant links, screenshots, or logs
- Whether there is an immediate safety or privacy concern
Maintainers may remove comments, lock conversations, reject contributions, or temporarily or permanently restrict participation when behavior violates this policy. Actions should be proportional to the impact and repeated behavior.
This policy is intentionally concise. The standard is simple: keep the repo useful, respectful, and safe for public collaboration.