# Code of Conduct

## Our standard

`simplicio-prompt` is a small, evidence-driven, technical community. We
default to:

- **Technical, specific, honest about evidence.** Bench reports, repros,
  and code are the source of truth. When the README contradicts the
  bench, the README is wrong; fix it.
- **Charitable interpretation.** Assume the other person is competent
  and acting in good faith. If a comment or PR sounds harsh, prefer
  asking what was meant over reacting.
- **No personal attacks.** Disagreement about technical decisions is
  expected and welcome; making it personal is not.

## What we explicitly do not do

- Personal insults, harassment, or discriminatory language directed at
  any contributor or user.
- Off-topic political or ideological campaigning. The project scope is
  AI agent runtime infrastructure; keep discussion on that scope.
- Bad-faith "performance critiques" — repeated comments framed as
  technical that are really about wearing someone down. If you keep
  filing identical concerns after a maintainer decision, that is
  out of bounds.
- Sharing private content (emails, DMs, security reports) without
  consent.

## Scope

This applies in every project space: GitHub issues, PRs, discussions,
review comments, commit messages, the CHANGELOG, the README, and any
real-time channels we run. It applies equally to maintainers and to
first-time contributors.

## Enforcement

If you experience or witness behavior that violates this code, contact
the maintainer privately at **<wesleybob4@gmail.com>** with subject
`[simplicio-prompt CoC]`. Reports are confidential. We will read every
one within 5 business days.

Possible responses, escalating with severity and history:

1. A private clarification or warning.
2. A public correction in-thread, with the offending content edited or
   removed.
3. A temporary or permanent ban from the project's GitHub spaces.

Maintainers acting in bad faith are held to the same standard as any
other contributor. If the maintainer themselves is the problem, escalate
to GitHub's
[Contact Support](https://support.github.com/contact?subject=Code%20of%20Conduct%20concern).

## Attribution

This code is intentionally short. It is informed by, but does not
reproduce verbatim, the
[Contributor Covenant v2.1](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/).
Brevity is a feature: shorter codes get read.
