# Code of Conduct ## Our commitment We are committed to a welcoming, harassment-free, and technically constructive community for everyone, regardless of background, identity, experience level, or preferred tools. ## Expected behavior - Be respectful, patient, and specific. - Critique ideas and code, not people. - Assume good intent while accepting correction. - Make reviews actionable and acknowledge trade-offs. - Respect privacy. Never ask someone to post credentials, private account data, prompts, responses, production databases, or identifying logs. - Disclose conflicts of interest and distinguish personal opinion from project policy or verified provider behavior. ## Unacceptable behavior - Harassment, threats, discrimination, insults, or sustained disruption; - publishing another person's private information or credentials; - pressuring maintainers or reporters to expose sensitive vulnerability details publicly; - impersonating a vendor, contributor, or maintainer; - knowingly making deceptive claims about usage, cost, provider support, or project endorsement. ## Scope and enforcement This policy applies in repository issues, pull requests, reviews, discussions, release channels, and other spaces where someone represents this project. Report conduct concerns privately to a maintainer. For a software vulnerability, use the process in [`SECURITY.md`](SECURITY.md) instead. Maintainers may edit or remove comments, reject contributions, temporarily limit participation, or ban participants when behavior threatens people, the project, or user safety. Enforcement decisions should be proportionate, private where possible, and free from retaliation. ## Attribution This concise policy is inspired by the principles of the Contributor Covenant 2.1, while using project-specific wording. The Contributor Covenant is available at .