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Support and security

For usage questions, bugs, and feature requests, see SUPPORT.md. Search existing issues before opening a new issue. Include reproduction steps and relevant versions, but remove credentials and sensitive run content from logs.

Report vulnerabilities privately through SECURITY.md, which links to the current Microsoft security reporting guidance. Never report a vulnerability through a public GitHub issue.

Evaluation artifacts can contain prompts, source code, tool output, and network metadata. Only use data and credentials approved for your deployment, configure appropriate access controls, and review generated code before using it.

Scope doesn’t certify that an agent or its output is safe or production-ready. Results describe the tasks and configurations you tested, not a universal agent ranking. The automated Judge can make mistakes; important conclusions need human review.

Local development is not a security sandbox. The ACP worker configuration mounts the Docker socket so agents can run containers. Use a dedicated environment for untrusted tasks, and don’t expose the development stack to the internet.

Read the Responsible AI FAQ before running sensitive or untrusted workloads. See Data collection and privacy for the data Scope handles and the deployment operator’s responsibilities.