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Christian Visintin
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# AI Policy
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The maintainers of this project don't want to interact directly with bots.
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Contributions must come from a human who understands the submitted code or text,
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can explain it, and is responsible for its quality as if they wrote it
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themselves. Using AI as a tool to help you write or reason about a contribution
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is fine; submitting AI output you don't understand, or relaying messages
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between a maintainer and an AI, is not.
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If you wish to include context from an interaction with AI in your comments, it
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must be in a quote block (e.g., using `>`) and disclosed as such. It must be
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accompanied by human commentary explaining the relevance and implications of
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the context.
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If you plan to contribute to termscp using AI tools, you **must** read,
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understand and follow this policy.
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## Disclosure
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You **must** disclose the use of AI tools in your contributions. You
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**must** perform this disclosure through the pull request template; filing
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PRs without using the pull request template is a violation of this policy.
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This applies to any AI tool that generated or substantially shaped the content
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you submit — code, prose or commit messages — including agents, chat assistants
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and AI-assisted editors. Mechanical editor autocompletion of a few characters
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does not need to be disclosed; if in doubt, disclose.
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## Translations
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AI is useful when communicating as a non-native English speaker. If you are
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using AI to edit your comments for this purpose, please take the time to ensure
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it reflects your own voice and ideas.
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## Provenance and licensing
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You are responsible for the provenance of anything you submit. AI tools can
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reproduce code or text from their training data verbatim, which may carry a
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license incompatible with this project. By contributing, you confirm the work
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is yours to submit under the project's license and does not infringe a third
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party's rights. The same standard that applies to code you write by hand.
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## Consequences
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Violating this policy may get your contribution rejected and, for repeated or
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egregious violations, get you blocked from the project without further warning.
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## Examples
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Examples of things that are not allowed:
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- Point an agent to a GitHub issue, ask it to solve the issue and open a PR,
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without understanding the issue, the PR, or testing the solution yourself.
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- Copy responses from the AI when replying to questions from maintainers,
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without understanding the question or the response.
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In other words, you should not "play telephone" between your AI-generated code,
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the reviewer, and the AI tool.
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## Inspiration
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This AI policy was inspired by:
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- [release-plz](https://github.com/release-plz/.github/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md)
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