Security

Simpleflo is designed with a simple assumption: anything you did not write yourself should be treated with caution. That is especially true for connector code that can access your files, your network, or your credentials.

The security posture is built around defaults that reduce risk. This includes strict separation between untrusted code and the rest of your system, clear permission boundaries, and local secret storage so credentials are not quietly copied to places they do not belong.

Security is not a promise of perfection. It is a set of decisions that aim to make safe behavior the path of least resistance, while still giving users control when they understand the tradeoffs.