Content rules
What may be listed, reviewed or reported, and what happens when something breaks the rules.
Updated 12 November 2026
Add-ons #
- No malware: nothing that steals keys or data, opens a back door, or runs hidden downloads.
- No instructions that tell an AI app to hide what it does or to ignore you.
- Say what it does. A name or summary that misleads is a reason to mark it Hidden, under review.
- Only code you may share, under the licence it shows.
Reviews and reports #
- About the add-on and your use of it; no insults, threats or personal details about anyone.
- No spam, no paid or swapped reviews, no reviews of your own add-on.
- Reports must be made in good faith. A false report on purpose is a breach of these rules.
What we do #
A version can be marked Hidden, under review while we look again, or Removed, malicious if it's harmful; its page then says why and how to remove it. Reviews that break these rules can be removed. Accounts that keep breaking them can be closed.
How to report #
Use Report on the add-on's page or in the launcher, signed in. For copyright, see Copyright and takedowns; for a security problem with Gauntlith itself, see Reporting a security problem.