I haven't used Gentoo in a while but if I went back to it and had to manipulate ebuilds, LLMs would absolutely be involved. Even if it was enforceable, a no-LLM

I haven't used Gentoo in a while but if I went back to it and had to manipulate ebuilds, LLMs would absolutely be involved. Even if it was enforceable, a no-LLM policy would deprive infrequent contributors from using one of the most powerful coding tools we've invented. It would be as inane as banning man pages or syntax highlighting. While I understand the goal of high quality input, the net result would just be gatekeep the process to experienced contributors and be detrimental to the project in the long run. LLMs are here to stay and are way too useful to be ruled out.