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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported versions

Package Supported line Notes
@agent_press/agentpress 0.2.0-rc.3 local metadata; 0.1.0 live registry default until next approved publish Node shim with no-Python first-run fast path plus Python full CLI.
agentpress-static 0.2.0rc3 local metadata; 0.1.0 live registry default until next approved publish PyPI publishing is intentionally separate from this repo commit.

Older release candidates are best-effort only. Please reproduce issues against the current GitHub main branch when possible.

Reporting a vulnerability

Open a private GitHub security advisory when available, or email security@agentpress.dev with:

  • affected version / commit SHA;
  • exact command, input file, or manifest that triggers the issue;
  • whether secrets, credentials, private repo data, external writes, or package publishing could be affected;
  • a minimal reproduction that uses synthetic data only.

If email bounces, open a GitHub issue with no exploit details or secrets and ask for a private disclosure channel.

No-secrets guidance

Do not include API keys, .env files, private repository contents, auth tokens, cookies, wallet material, npm/PyPI tokens, or production logs in reports. Use redacted fixtures or throwaway test credentials. AgentPress should fail closed around sensitive paths; a bypass is security-relevant.

Scope

In scope:

  • secret/path exfiltration through doctor, lint, fetch, verify, schema validation, or generated proof bundles;
  • unsafe external writes, registry publishes, or network side effects without explicit human approval;
  • MCP/connector metadata that misrepresents permissions, credentials, or side effects;
  • package contents that accidentally include secrets, build caches, or local evidence dumps.

Out of scope unless chained to AgentPress behavior: generic dependency CVEs without exploitability, spam/social engineering, denial-of-service against public hosting, and reports requiring access to private systems.

Response SLA

  • Acknowledge: 3 business days.
  • Triage target: 7 business days.
  • Fix/mitigation target: 30 days for confirmed high-impact issues; sooner for secret exposure or unauthorized writes.

AgentPress is static-first and local-first. Any live publish, external outreach, production deploy, or credentialed action remains outside the package default path and requires separate human approval.

There aren't any published security advisories