Use GitHub private vulnerability reporting to report a suspected vulnerability privately to the repository maintainers. Do not open a public issue containing exploit details or credentials.
Include the affected version, reproduction steps, expected impact, and a minimal example where possible. Remove unrelated personal data and secrets. If you have exposed a credential, revoke it rather than relying on deletion of the report.
Security fixes target the latest release. Older versions may require an upgrade; there is no separate long-term support branch or guaranteed response time.
Gravity launches Claude Code processes with the operating-system permissions of the account running the daemon. Bot directories and permission settings are cooperative boundaries, not an operating-system sandbox. Run only trusted code and review tool permissions before allowing agents access to sensitive resources.
Keep the daemon on a trusted network and use device-scoped tokens for remote clients. Never share the owner token. See the architecture and public-build configuration for authentication, telemetry, and release-signing behavior.