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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

Taskplane is currently in an experimental/early stage.

As a general policy, security fixes are prioritized for the latest published release on npm and the main branch.

Version Supported
Latest release
Older releases ⚠️ Best effort
Unreleased forks

Reporting a Vulnerability

Please do not open a public GitHub issue for suspected security problems.

Instead, report vulnerabilities privately using one of the following:

  1. GitHub Security Advisory (preferred):
  2. Direct maintainer contact:

When reporting, include:

  • A clear description of the issue
  • Affected version(s)
  • Reproduction steps or proof of concept
  • Potential impact
  • Any known mitigations

What Counts as Security-Sensitive

Examples include (but are not limited to):

  • Arbitrary command execution through Taskplane inputs or config
  • Path traversal / unsafe file operations
  • Privilege escalation across worktrees, sessions, or project boundaries
  • Leaking secrets/tokens from environment, files, or command output
  • Unsafe handling of untrusted task content that could run unintended commands
  • Dashboard/API behaviors that expose sensitive local filesystem data

Response Process

We aim to:

  • Acknowledge receipt within 72 hours
  • Triage severity and impact within 7 days
  • Provide status updates as remediation progresses
  • Publish a fix and disclosure note once users can safely update

Coordinated Disclosure

Please allow time for investigation and patching before public disclosure.

After a fix is available, we will coordinate disclosure details (affected versions, remediation steps, and credits if desired).

Security Best Practices for Users

  • Run Taskplane in trusted repositories
  • Review agent prompts and task files before execution
  • Avoid storing plaintext secrets in task folders or config
  • Keep pi, Node.js, and Taskplane updated
  • Use project-local installs when sharing repo config with a team

There aren't any published security advisories