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Support

Use this page to choose the right public support path for BioVoice.

Usage Questions

Use the docs first if your question is about setup, workflows, or expected behavior:

If the docs do not answer your question, open a GitHub issue with:

  • what you were trying to do
  • which target you used (pymol or chimerax)
  • which command or tutorial you followed
  • what you expected to happen

Bug Reports

Open a GitHub bug report when you can describe a reproducible failure.

Include:

  • the exact command you ran
  • whether you were in live voice or offline rehearsal
  • your OS, Node version, and PyMOL / ChimeraX version
  • the smallest reproduction you can manage

Use the bug-report template when available.

Feature Requests

Open a feature request when you want a new workflow, better platform support, or clearer public docs. Good requests explain:

  • the structural biology task
  • why the current flow is not enough
  • which target matters most
  • whether the request is about voice UX, workflow coverage, or platform support

Security and Privacy Issues

Do not open a public issue for vulnerabilities, leaked credentials, or anything that would reveal private machine details or sensitive workflow context.

Use SECURITY.md instead.

Before You Post Logs or Screenshots

Redact:

  • API keys and access tokens
  • full browser URLs
  • local filesystem paths you do not want public
  • transcript text you would not want indexed
  • screenshots that expose sensitive scene, structure, or machine details

Local-Only Files and Secrets

Normal BioVoice usage keeps the following local-only:

  • .env
  • .runtime/
  • local/
  • private/
  • tmp/
  • output/

The tracked .env.example file is the safe public template.

If You Are Unsure Where To File Something

  • product or workflow question: use the docs first, then open a public issue
  • reproducible bug: open a bug report
  • privacy-sensitive or security-sensitive problem: follow SECURITY.md