Every commit must be signed off by at least one (1) human contributor:
git commit -sThis adds a Signed-off-by: John Doe <john.doe@example.com> trailer that
clarifies that you wrote the change (or otherwise have reviewed the commit and
have the right to submit it) and agree to contribute it under the project's
license, per the Developer Certificate of Origin (the DCO file in this
repository - also at https://developercertificate.org).
AI tools may be used to assist with contributions, including writing code, documentation or commit messages. However, contributors remain fully responsible for what they submit.
When using AI tools:
- Review, understand and test all generated content before submitting it;
- Do not submit code you cannot explain or maintain;
- Check generated output for incorrect information, security issues, fabricated information and possible licensing concerns;
- Disclose significant AI assistance in the pull request description, including what tool was used and what it helped produce.
AI-generated content is treated under the same standards as any other contribution. Maintainers may outright reject contributions if they appear as untested, unreviewed or cannot be explained by the author.