Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Opus 5.5
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Three pull requests against toy issues arrived from agents that farm open issues for contribution stats. None had said a word to the project, and none disclosed that AI wrote them. CONTRIBUTING.md now says, in plain words, how MeshTerm was made and who it wants: people who use it, AI-assisted or not. Before writing code, a contributor says hello in the new #contributing channel on Discord and waits for a yes; the pull request carries their Discord username and a link to that yes. AI use has to be disclosed in the commits and the pull request; undisclosed or unattended agent output is closed without review. The PR template, the README's two notes on pull requests, and the docs index all said small fixes could skip the conversation, and now match. The release skill's commit carries the AI trailer its seven release commits went out without. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this changes, and why
Discord
Username: Link to the yes:
AI use
Before you mark it ready
- I've read CONTRIBUTING.md and agree its licensing terms apply to this contribution
- I've put my Discord username and a link to the yes above
- If I used AI, I said so above and in the commits it helped with
python -m pytest -qpasses, including the dual-platform gallery gateruff check .andruff format --check .are clean- New screens, rows, and hints go through the helpers in
ui/menus.py, and follow the lexicon and UX standards inCLAUDE.md - Anything user-visible has a line in
CHANGELOG.mdunder[Unreleased]