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AI Declarations
An honest note about how AI tools were used to build Pantry Raider.
Large language models were used as a tool during development, the same way a developer uses an editor, a search engine, or a linter. They helped draft code, suggest fixes, and speed up routine work.
The end program is mainly the result of real human work. Design decisions, architecture, and the choices about what to build and how it should behave were made by a person. The code was reviewed, edited, and validated with thorough testing on real hardware (Raspberry Pi appliances, real scanners, and live Grocy and Mealie instances), not just generated and shipped.
Use caution when installing software on your network, and review what you run before you run it. That is good practice for any project, with or without AI involvement. Pantry Raider is open source, so you can read the code, check the dependencies, and decide for yourself.
If you find a problem or have a question about how something works, the source is on GitHub.
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