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[READ-ONLY] Mirror of https://github.com/trueberryless/ai-disclosure. A practical guide for transparent AI usage disclosure across software ai-disclosure.trueberryless.org/
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AI Disclosure#

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This site is a practical reference for developers on how and why to disclose AI usage across software work.

It focuses on one core idea: openness about AI support improves review quality, trust, and collaboration.

What you’ll find#

  • Why AI disclosure matters in day-to-day engineering work
  • Simple disclosure templates teams can adopt in PRs, docs, and proposals
  • Guidance for adding useful context when your answer is always “yes, I used AI”
  • FAQ-style concerns and responses you can share with teams
  • Further reading to understand the tradeoffs from multiple perspectives

Intended audience#

Developers, reviewers, and engineering teams who want a clear, neutral way to talk about AI assistance in code contributions.

Contributing#

If you spot a gap, bug, or unclear idea, please contribute. This project is about transparency, so contributions should stay transparent too (no mystery commits, only committed clarity).

Read CONTRIBUTING.md for the full contribution guide.