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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported versions

Version Supported
Latest review-kit release (0.x) ✅
Latest token-audit release (0.x) ✅
Latest token-meter release (0.x) ✅
Older releases ❌

kotlin-lib and oracle-forms are developed in their own repositories; report issues in them there (kotlin-lib-mcp, oracle-forms-mcp). Report a problem with how this marketplace lists or pins them here.

Reporting a vulnerability

Please do not open a public issue for security problems.

Instead, use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting: go to the repository's Security tab → Report a vulnerability (or use this link).

You can expect an initial response within a few days. Please include reproduction steps, the affected version, and the Claude Code version. Once a fix is released, the advisory will be published with credit to the reporter (unless you prefer to stay anonymous).

Scope notes

review-kit runs agents over the repository under review and one of them writes a file. Reports about these are particularly relevant:

  • Content in a reviewed repository that makes an agent follow it as instructions (prompt injection), for example to write outside the report path or to suppress findings.
  • A report path (out) or planner output that reaches outside the repository.
  • A marketplace entry whose ref/sha pin can be made to install something other than the released plugin.

token-audit reads the session transcripts under your Claude config directory and prints prompt snippets, titles and commands from them into a model's context. Reports about these are particularly relevant:

  • A path, session id or --project value that makes the script read outside the Claude config directory or the folder it was given.
  • Transcript text that reaches the model as instructions rather than data, or that breaks out of the output's size limits.

token-meter is a mod: it runs inside Claude Code with your permissions. It reads only git's HEAD (and a worktree's .git file), keeps only whether its band is hidden in its own plugin store, runs no process and makes no network call. Reports about these are particularly relevant:

  • Any file read beyond those, any other write, or any process or network access.
  • A hook that changes the event it handles instead of passing it on unchanged.

There aren't any published security advisories