Community Guidelines
Lord of Claude is a developer-focused platform for discovering and discussing Claude, Model Context Protocol (MCP), MCP servers, Claude skills, AI agents, developer tools, and AI technologies.
These Community Guidelines are intended to keep discussions, submissions, project listings, and community interactions useful, respectful, and relevant to the people building with AI.
1. Be Respectful and Constructive
Treat developers, maintainers, researchers, companies, and other community members with respect. Technical disagreement is welcome, but discussions should focus on ideas, implementations, evidence, and documented behavior rather than personal attacks.
Do not use harassment, threats, intimidation, hateful abuse, or deliberately insulting behavior to target another person or group.
2. Keep Contributions Relevant
Contributions should relate to the topic of the discussion or the purpose of the Lord of Claude platform.
Relevant subjects include AI development, Claude, MCP, MCP servers, Claude skills, AI agents, developer tooling, open-source AI projects, automation, AI infrastructure, and related technologies.
3. No Spam or Manipulative Promotion
Do not flood discussions or submissions with repetitive promotional material, irrelevant links, keyword-stuffed content, or duplicate submissions intended primarily to increase visibility.
Developers and companies may share their own projects when relevant, but self-promotion should provide useful information rather than simply attempting to drive traffic or manipulate rankings.
4. Provide Accurate Project Information
Project maintainers and submitters should provide accurate information about MCP servers, Claude skills, repositories, tools, integrations, and other resources they submit.
Do not intentionally misrepresent a project's capabilities, compatibility, ownership, security properties, performance, or relationship with another company or project.
If a project changes materially after submission, maintainers are encouraged to update the relevant information.
5. Do Not Impersonate Others
Do not impersonate another developer, organization, project maintainer, company, researcher, or Lord of Claude representative.
Do not falsely claim an official relationship, partnership, endorsement, employment relationship, technical certification, or other affiliation.
6. Respect Intellectual Property
Do not submit or publish material that you do not have the right to distribute. Respect copyrights, trademarks, licenses, repository licenses, and other intellectual property rights.
When discussing or submitting an open-source project, follow the project's applicable license and provide appropriate attribution where required.
7. Do Not Submit Malicious or Dangerous Content
Do not intentionally submit malware, credential theft tools, malicious code, destructive payloads, phishing material, or content intended to compromise systems or users.
Security research and responsible technical discussion are welcome when presented in a legitimate and constructive context. However, content designed primarily to facilitate abuse, compromise, or unauthorized access may be removed.
8. Protect Sensitive Information
Do not publish passwords, API keys, private access tokens, private credentials, personal information, or other sensitive information belonging to yourself or another person.
If you discover credentials or sensitive information exposed in a public project, avoid reproducing them unnecessarily and report the issue through an appropriate responsible disclosure channel where possible.
9. Discuss Technical Claims in Good Faith
Technical discussions should be based on evidence where possible. When discussing benchmarks, security findings, model capabilities, performance claims, or compatibility, distinguish documented facts from personal experience, opinion, or speculation.
Healthy disagreement is encouraged. Deliberately misleading others or presenting unsupported claims as established facts is not.
10. Use AI-Generated Content Responsibly
AI-assisted content may be useful for drafting, research, coding, and discussion. However, contributors remain responsible for the information they submit.
Do not use AI-generated material to deliberately create spam, impersonate people, fabricate sources, submit plagiarized material, or flood the platform with low-value content.
11. Do Not Manipulate Ratings, Visibility, or Search
Do not create multiple accounts, submit duplicate projects, generate artificial engagement, manipulate votes or rankings, or otherwise attempt to artificially increase the visibility of a project.
The goal of the platform is to help developers discover useful technologies based on relevant information, not manufactured popularity.
12. Respect the MCP and Open-Source Ecosystem
Lord of Claude supports the broader developer ecosystem surrounding MCP and open-source AI tooling. Discussions about competing projects, frameworks, models, and approaches are welcome when they remain constructive and evidence-based.
Do not use submissions or community discussions to falsely claim that a project is officially endorsed by the MCP ecosystem, Anthropic, Lord of Claude, or another organization without appropriate evidence.
Moderation and Enforcement
Lord of Claude may review, edit, restrict, reject, or remove content that violates these guidelines or creates a significant risk to the platform or its users.
Depending on the circumstances, actions may include removing a submission, correcting information, limiting an account's ability to contribute, or taking other appropriate measures.
We may also remove content that is technically compliant with one specific rule but is clearly designed to abuse the platform, deceive users, or undermine the quality of the community.
Reporting a Problem
If you believe a project, comment, submission, or other content violates these guidelines, please contact us with the relevant URL and a description of the issue.
Our Goal
These guidelines are intended to support a useful technical community where developers can discover projects, share knowledge, discuss AI technologies, and learn from one another.
We want Lord of Claude to be a place where useful information, thoughtful technical discussion, and responsible AI development can thrive.
These guidelines may be updated as the Lord of Claude community and the AI developer ecosystem evolve.