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Add AI policy to contributors guide and update PR template - #4467
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Looks good. I had a few (human-generated) suggestions, but this is mostly forward looking so I expect it will evolve regardless.
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Suggest "Please disclose any AI or LLM tools that were used to create this pull request, how they were used, and what quality checks were done" (or similar) since the reviewer will want to know more than what the tools were. Also, nit: there's a space before "P" but not after "."
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| Contributors to OpenSim are welcome to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Large Language Model (LLM) coding tools to create pull requests. However, all pull requests must be created with a human in the loop. The contributor is always the author and is fully accountable for their contributions. Contributors should be confident that their submission is high quality and worth the (limited) time of the maintainers. | ||
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| - You must disclose in the pull request description that you used an AI/LLM tool or model and how it was used. | ||
| - You must review all AI/LLM-generated code, comments, or documentation before requesting a review. |
| - You must disclose in the pull request description that you used an AI/LLM tool or model and how it was used. | ||
| - You must review all AI/LLM-generated code, comments, or documentation before requesting a review. | ||
| - You must not attribute an AI/LLM model authorship to any commit in a pull request (e.g., "Co-Authored by Claude"). | ||
| - You must answer all maintainer questions and pull request review comments yourself, without using an LLM or AI chatbot. |
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(This rule is unenforceable. Typically—except for things like the suspicious use of em dashes—AI is undetectable. Practically, this might just mean that someone will adjust the prompt so that the AI-generated response sounds less technical 🤷. The rule can be left here if that's the objective.)
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| Contributors to OpenSim are welcome to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Large Language Model (LLM) coding tools to create pull requests. However, all pull requests must be created with a human in the loop. The contributor is always the author and is fully accountable for their contributions. Contributors should be confident that their submission is high quality and worth the (limited) time of the maintainers. |
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Fixes issue #4420
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CONTRIBUTING.mdto include a new section "AI/LLM Usage Policy" which lays out guidelines for using AI or LLM coding assistance tools when creating pull requests. Inspired by the AI contributing guides from Homebrew and LLVM.Also updates the pull request template to encourage contributors to disclose any AI/LLM usage.
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