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🔒 Security Policy

🌟 Overview

Hey there, developer! We know security is usually a big deal, but with the Autonomy Software project, things are a little different. Since it’s an offline application and doesn’t handle sensitive data, security isn’t our main concern. That said, we still care about building solid and reliable software—so keep reading for how you can help us improve!


💡 Got an Idea for Improvement?

Even though security isn’t top of mind, we love hearing suggestions for software improvements or feature requests. Got a cool idea? Want to make the project even better? Let’s hear it!

🚀 How to Submit an Issue:

  1. Hop Over to the Issues Tab
    Jump over to the "Issues" tab in this repository and click the magical "New Issue" button.

  2. Select 'Enhancement' Label
    Choose the 'Enhancement' label so we know you’re pitching an awesome new idea or feature.

  3. Share the Details
    Be as detailed as possible so we know exactly what you’re thinking! Here's what to include:

    • 🛠️ What improvement or feature are you suggesting?
    • 🎯 How will this make the project better? (Use cases are always a plus!)
    • 🔧 Got a suggested approach? We’d love to hear it.

Your ideas could shape the future of the project!


💪 Best Practices

Even though security isn’t our focus, good coding practices are always in style. Here are a few tips to keep everything running smoothly:

  • 🔄 Keep dependencies up to date – Fresh is best!
  • 👀 Conduct regular code reviews – More eyes, fewer bugs.
  • 🧪 Test, test, and test again – Make sure everything works like a charm before deployment.

🎯 Scope

This policy covers the code in this repository and any dependencies we’re using. It’s all about making sure our offline software stays robust and reliable.


That’s it! If you’ve got any ideas or questions, don’t hesitate to reach out via an issue. Let’s keep making Autonomy Software better, together! 🚀

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