No More AI Nonsense in Godot Contributions
The smart team at Godot HQ has had their fill of AI nonsense overwhelming their contributions. They’ve revised their guidelines to keep silly vibe coders away. It makes sense, considering all the nonsensical PRs obstructing progress. It’s quite a mess, seemingly filled with misguided proposals and utter tumult.
Pull Requests Disheartening the Development Team
Rémi Verschelde and his crew believe these AI PRs are time-wasters, a sentiment expressed earlier this year. It’s akin to asking a fish to ascend a tree – not feasible. The issue isn’t resolving itself, so radical steps were necessary.
New Contributor Guidelines: Approval Required
Have fewer than three merged pull requests to your name? You’ll require approval from the maintainers to implement any significant changes. Godot aims to nurture a community of individuals who genuinely understand the codebase and can communicate like regular humans.
Human-to-Human Conversations Only
No AI bots permitted to disrupt discussions—unless it pertains to translation. It’s strictly a human conversation, thank you very much. Honoring people’s time is the focus here.
AI-Created Code: The Auto-Ban Persists
If an AI generated it, it’s getting banned. Keep those bots at bay, except for simple tasks like code suggestions. Make sure to disclose any AI assistance in your PR conversations too.
Vibe Coding Takes a Back Seat
Infosys chairman Nandan Nilekani states vibe coding isn’t all it’s made out to be. AI might be smart, but it lacks the genuine context needed in software development. Godot has already realized this the tough way.
Summary: Farewell AI, Welcome Sanity
So, there you have it. Godot’s laying down the law, bidding farewell to AI, and reinstating some good old-fashioned human expertise. If you identify as a vibe coder, it’s time to reevaluate your career choices. Now, get to work, the proper way.
