CodexFold contributors are expected to collaborate professionally, focus review on technical behavior and evidence, and respect the privacy and safety constraints of a project that handles local conversation data.
- Be direct, respectful, and specific about technical concerns.
- Critique code, design, tests, and claims rather than people.
- Disclose uncertainty and distinguish observed evidence from inference.
- Protect private data and report sensitive findings through a private channel.
- Accept maintainer decisions on safety gates, even when they delay a feature or release.
- Harassment, personal attacks, discrimination, threats, or sustained disruption.
- Publishing private session content, credentials, personal information, or security details without authorization.
- Misrepresenting test coverage, readiness, provenance, or compatibility evidence.
- Pressuring contributors to bypass review, rollback, privacy, or production-safety requirements.
Maintainers may edit or remove contributions, comments, or access that violate this policy. Report sensitive conduct issues privately to the repository owner through GitHub; use a private Security Advisory when the report also involves confidential data or a vulnerability.