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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Experimental Alpha

Next Level Agent is experimental Alpha software. It coordinates tools exposed by OpenCode; it is not an operating-system sandbox or a hardened security boundary. Run it only in repositories and provider accounts whose access you understand. Review the current limitations in docs/PROJECT_STATUS_AND_USAGE.md before use.

Reporting a vulnerability

Do not include credentials, private repository content, session transcripts, or exploit details in a public issue. Email pickleshell.plugin@gmail.com with:

  • the affected commit or release;
  • the impact and required preconditions;
  • minimal reproduction steps using synthetic data;
  • any suggested mitigation.

Ordinary bugs and feature requests can use the public GitHub issue tracker.

Data and credential boundaries

NLA does not require credentials in this repository. Configure provider authentication through supported user-level provider configuration. Never put API keys in opencode.json, model-pool files, prompts, Notebook pages, session ledgers, telemetry, benchmark artifacts, or issue reports.

Runtime telemetry and capability caches are ignored by Git, but users remain responsible for checking their own target repositories before publication.

There aren't any published security advisories