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-title = 'Generated Code Policy for my projects'
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-date = 2026-09-02T13:28:39+08:00
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-I've been looking closely at some of my Mac apps, and I noticed how [SuperCMD](https://github.com/SuperCmdLabs/SuperCmd) haven't fixed their homebrew cask issue even though somemone created a [Pull Request](https://github.com/SuperCmdLabs/homebrew-supercmd/pull/3) months ago. Warnings pop up everytime I run `brew update` and it annoys me. I looked through the repository, and could not help but notice how much *contribution* Claude had made and that they lack an LLM policy. Well, I'd rather not have TypeScript written by Claude running on my laptop. 
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-The alternative I found is [vicinae](https://github.com/vicinaehq/vicinae). For a QT project, it looks pretty good. In `CONTRIBUTING.md`, they said:
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-> AI generated code is treated the same as regular code. As such, all the aforementioned rules apply.
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-> AI is not a substitute for properly understanding and testing your code: don't be lazy. Lazy AI PRs that do not respect the guidelines will be rejected. In particular, keep your pull request's description as concise as possible: no maintainer will read your novel.
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-> If your contribution was mostly AI generated, it's considered good practice to indicate what model or tool you used for that.
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-It seems to tolerate heavy use of LLM with some mild restrictions, but fair enough. 
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