We want OpenClaw Wrapper to be a welcoming, respectful, and technically generous project.
People participating in the project are expected to:
- be respectful and constructive
- assume good intent while still giving honest feedback
- focus criticism on ideas, code, and behavior rather than people
- help create an environment where newcomers can ask questions safely
- avoid harassment, discrimination, intimidation, and personal attacks
Examples of unacceptable behavior include:
- abusive or demeaning language
- harassment or threats
- discriminatory remarks
- deliberate disruption of discussion or collaboration
- publishing someone else's private information without permission
This code of conduct applies in project spaces such as issues, pull requests, discussions, chats, reviews, and other community interactions tied to the project.
Project maintainers may take action they believe is appropriate to protect the community, including warning, moderation, content removal, temporary restriction, or removal from participation.
If someone is making the project unsafe or hostile, report it privately to the maintainers rather than escalating publicly.
Maintainers should apply this code of conduct consistently, act in good faith, and prioritize community safety over winning arguments.