"Pulp Project Policy on AI Generated Content / AI Assisted Coding" https://github.com/pulp#pulp-project-policy-on-ai-generated-content--ai-assisted-coding https

"Pulp Project Policy on AI Generated Content / AI Assisted Coding" https://github.com/pulp#pulp-project-policy-on-ai-generated-content--ai-assisted-coding https://github.com/pulp#pulp-project-policy-on-ai-generated-... : > [...] > All contributors must indicate in the commit message of their contribution if they used AI to create them and the contributor is fully responsible for the content that they submit. > This can be a label such as `Assisted By: <Tool>` or `Generated by: <Tool>` based on what was used. This label should be representative of the contribution and how it was created for full transparency. The commit message must also be clear about how it is solving a problem/making an improvement if it is not immediately obvious.* From "Entire: Open-source tool that pairs agent context to Git commits" (2026) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46964096 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46964096 : > But which metadata is better stored in git notes than in a commit message? JSON-LD can be integrated with JSON-LD SBOM metadata