[Go to #115] AI Usage #89
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Looking at the AI disclosure on the README, am I assuming correctly that we can use AI tools to assist in development? As in to fix a bug? |
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mental-os
Jan 7, 2026
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I have no problem with this, as I am correcting my code with it myself too. The safest way to check everything complies is by making sure the linter throws no errors and that GitHub commit goes green, without interfering with the tests and files that are not directly edited by your modification. |
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I have no problem with this, as I am correcting my code with it myself too.
However, if you go that route, you must make sure that the code is up-to-date with nightly brench, it is modular, and respects the format of the repository and our codebase - so a manual check is required on anything that AI writes (the truth is they are not there yet).
The safest way to check everything complies is by making sure the linter throws no errors and that GitHub commit goes green, without interfering with the tests and files that are not directly edited by your modification.