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SECURITY.md

Security, Privacy, and Content Removal

This project ships no executable code — it is a markdown skill file read by AI assistants. The realistic risks are privacy, prompt content, and defamatory or inaccurate entries in the community report list. All three are covered below.

Reporting a vulnerability

Email shawn.schultz@gmail.com with "SECURITY" in the subject. Please do not open a public issue for a live vulnerability.

Expect an acknowledgement within 3 business days and a resolution or status update within 14 days.

In scope:

  • Prompt-injection paths — content in the skill that could cause an assistant to leak a user's contract, ignore its guardrails, or take unintended action
  • Instructions in this repo that could cause a user to expose sensitive personal or financial data
  • Anything that turns a contract review into a data-exfiltration path

Out of scope: vulnerabilities in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any other host tool — report those to the vendor.

Your contract data

This repo never receives your contract. Everything happens between you and whichever AI tool you use.

Before pasting a contract anywhere, know that:

  • Your contract text goes to the AI provider you chose and is subject to their privacy policy and retention terms.
  • Free consumer tiers of some AI tools may use your input for model training. Check the provider's settings before pasting anything sensitive.
  • Consider redacting your home address, date of birth, government ID numbers, and bank details — none of them are needed for a contract review.
  • Never commit a real contract to this repository. .gitignore excludes contracts/, *.pdf, and *.docx as a backstop, not a guarantee.

Community report list — corrections and removals

The community report list contains unverified allegations made by anonymous members of the public. It is not a finding of fact and is not an accusation by this project. Entries may be wrong, out of date, or refer to a different business with a similar name.

If you are named and believe an entry is inaccurate:

  1. Open a correction request, or email shawn.schultz@gmail.com with "LIST CORRECTION" in the subject if you would rather not post publicly.
  2. Say which entry and why it is inaccurate. You do not need a lawyer, and you do not need to prove a negative.
  3. The entry is suspended from the list while the request is reviewed — it comes out first, and goes back only if the original report can be substantiated.
  4. Expect a response within 5 business days.

Named individuals get priority handling. Any entry naming a private person is removed on request unless it is supported by a public, still-live source.

This process exists so the list stays useful as a safety tool and does not become a way to punish people.

There aren't any published security advisories