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A useful report includes

  • Consequa-X 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.

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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.

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The research/source repository is private. The public community repository contains documentation, synthetic examples and issue templates. The MIT-licensed Python wheel and source distribution are public; the source distribution includes implementation, application examples, tests and documentation.