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Public OSS boundary — never leak secrets or proprietary source from private OctoWatch repos

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description: Public OSS boundary — never leak secrets or proprietary source from private OctoWatch repos
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# Public OSS safety (octowatch-mcp-server)

This repository is **public open source**. Anything committed or pasted into docs/examples/code here can be published.

## Private sibling code (reference only)

The maintainer may have local private frontend/backend checkouts. Use them only to **discover** public API contracts, request shapes, and field names.

Do **not**:

- Commit absolute local disk paths to those private repos
- Vend, paste, or rewrite large chunks of their source into this repo
- Document internal module layouts beyond what is needed for the public REST client

## Never put in this repo

- Production passwords, tokens, connection strings, private keys, certs, cloud keys
- Non-public internal hosts (documented Cloud API host is OK)
- Full proprietary modules, controllers, business rules, licensing, billing, OCR pipelines
- Customer data dumps or raw monitoring payloads from non-demo tenants

## Allowed

- Public demo credentials (`demo@octowatchdlp.com` / `demo`) with clear warnings
- Documented REST paths, headers, and JSON shapes needed for the MCP client
- Minimal original OSS code that calls the public API
- High-level notes in `docs/` that describe **behavior**, not internal implementation

## When in doubt

Prefer re-deriving from live public Help/API docs and demo responses. If a change would only make sense with private backend knowledge that competitors could abuse, leave it out or ask the user.

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