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Security: coder-company/structurely

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SECURITY.md

Security policy

Reporting a vulnerability

Do not open a public issue for a suspected vulnerability. Use GitHub's private security advisory flow for coder-company/structurely and include:

  • affected Structurely version or commit;
  • operating system and installation method;
  • minimal reproduction and observed impact;
  • whether untrusted repository content or MCP input is required.

Maintainers should acknowledge a complete report within seven days. Timelines for a fix and disclosure depend on severity and reproducibility. Please avoid accessing data you do not own and give maintainers a reasonable opportunity to ship a fix before public disclosure.

Scope and trust model

Structurely parses repository contents as untrusted input and does not execute indexed source code. It does write a SQLite index inside the selected project and exposes source excerpts to the local MCP client that launched it. Anyone who can invoke that MCP server should therefore be treated as having read access to the indexed project.

The projectPath MCP argument can select another local project. Configure the server only for trusted local clients and use operating-system permissions to limit which files its process can read.

The optional dashboard bridge is a network service restricted to an operating system loopback address. It requires one-time pairing and a random bearer token, enforces an explicit origin allowlist, and bounds request bodies. It is not a multi-tenant service and must never be exposed through a reverse proxy, tunnel, container port publication, or remote bind. A Vercel or Cloudflare deployment contains only static assets; project data flows directly from the local bridge to the paired browser tab. See docs/dashboard.md for the complete boundary.

Supported releases and the current main branch receive security fixes. Release archives provide checksums and GitHub build-provenance attestations as described in docs/releases.md.

There aren't any published security advisories