Questions and reproducible bug reports live in the public GitHub repository, alongside the source, documentation and examples.

Something broke?

Use the bug template for unexpected package behavior. Include a minimal synthetic trace, expected and actual behavior, and your environment.

Report a reproducible bug

Finding your way?

Use the question template for integration and usage help. Start with the artifact-delivery quickstart and share the smallest example that explains your question.

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A useful report includes

  • ConseqaX version, Python version and operating system.
  • Reproduction steps and the smallest synthetic input.
  • The expected result and the actual error or conclusion.
  • Relevant sanitized output, with no customer or production data.

Keep private evidence private.

Public issues require a GitHub account and are visible to everyone. Do not post credentials, exploit details, private traces or identifying customer data. Minimal-disclosure HTML still retains timing, counts and relationships; review it before sharing. Use a synthetic reproduction whenever possible.

Suspected vulnerabilities belong in private vulnerability reporting, rather than a public issue. Maintainer help is best effort; no response deadline or long-term support period is promised.

Source and distribution

The source repository is public under the MIT license, including the implementation, tests, documentation, examples and research records. The Python wheel and source distribution are published on PyPI.