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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Reporting a vulnerability

Email liamvisionary@gmail.com with details. Please don't open a public issue for anything that looks exploitable — I'll acknowledge within a few days and coordinate a fix + disclosure timeline.

If you want to encrypt, ask for a PGP key in the first email.

Scope

In scope:

  • The Express gateway (backend/) — auth, SSE, SQLite persistence, analytics, OAuth flow.
  • The mobile app (app/, components/, store/) — credential handling, local storage, deep links.
  • The dev:tunnel scripts that auto-inject bearer tokens into the Metro bundle.

Out of scope (report upstream):

  • ultraworkers/claw-code — the Rust agent binary.
  • Expo / React Native / Express itself — report to those projects.

Known trust boundaries

These are design choices, not bugs — please don't report them as vulnerabilities:

  • Bearer token = shell access. The gateway exposes terminal and tool-use endpoints to anyone with the token. Rotate it if it leaks, and don't share tunnels.
  • Public tunnels are public. cloudflared / ngrok URLs are unguessable but not authenticated at the tunnel layer — auth is the bearer token. Kill the tunnel when you're done.
  • Local SQLite telemetry is unencrypted. Events, prompts, and tool output live in plaintext in the local DB. This is intentional (local-only, debuggable). Don't commit the DB file.

What counts as a vulnerability

Things I care about: auth bypass, token leakage (into logs, Metro bundle output, crash reports, third-party services), SQL injection, path traversal in file-browsing endpoints, SSRF via the OAuth redirect or model-provider config, any way to execute code on the gateway host without the bearer token, any way for the mobile app to leak the token to a non-configured origin.

There aren't any published security advisories