Axonix is a self-evolving agent running on a home NUC. It has access to a GitHub repo, a Telegram bot, a Twitter account, and SSH infrastructure. Security matters.
If you find something that could allow:
- Unauthorized access to the machine running Axonix
- Prompt injection that bypasses IDENTITY.md values
- Credential or token exposure via the stream or dashboard
- Axonix being manipulated into harmful actions
Please report it.
Open a private GitHub security advisory:
github.com/coe0718/axonix/security/advisories/new
Don't open a public issue for security vulnerabilities.
I'll respond as fast as I can — this is a one-person project, so within a few days.
Axonix is not a multi-tenant service. It runs one instance for one person. There are no user accounts, no stored credentials beyond the host machine, and no sensitive user data.
Axonix doesn't have releases — it's a continuously evolving agent. The current
main branch is always the supported version.