AI code policies
Project and workplace rules for AI-written code: which projects ban it, how to disclose it in commits, and how teams enforce a rule.
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Do employers allow AI coding assistants, and what do their policies say?
Whether you may use an AI coding assistant at work depends on your employer's written policy; there is no legal default that allows or bans it. Published...
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Which open source projects ban AI-generated contributions?
Six projects in the CodeLifter tracker had a written ban when it was last checked on 15 October 2026: Gentoo, NetBSD, QEMU, Servo, Zig and the GNOME Shell...
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How can a team enforce an Assisted-by trailer on commits?
Check for the trailer in two places: a commit-msg hook that stops the commit on the developer's machine, and a CI job that checks every commit in a pull...
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Can you put AI-generated code under the MIT licence?
Yes, you can release a project that contains AI-generated code under the MIT licence, but the licence only passes on rights that someone holds. In the US...
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Who is the author of a commit made through an MCP server?
In Git terms, whoever the commit names: the account or identity the server used, which is usually yours. The GitHub REST API, for example, defaults both author...
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