I was browsing the GitHub pages for Ares, MAME, Snes9x, and Stella, and learned that they, unfortunately, have at least a single commit "co-authored" by Claude Code. (I've been able to find the last commits prior to them thanks to [repo-slopscore](https://slopscan.ava.pet/)...)
I feel confident putting Stella on the list due to its [CLAUDE.md](https://github.com/stella-emu/stella/blob/master/CLAUDE.md) and the fact that it's used for huge changes ([refactoring the codebase](e8ca91e376)).
I don't feel as confident for the other projects, for the gen AI usage is a bit sparse and I'm not sure if they still count as part of the "permissive AI policy" rule, especially since, as far as I know, MAME developers have been outspoken against AI on Reddit and brought up MAME being vibe-coded as an [April Fools joke](https://www.mamedev.org/?p=562). I feel like these projects should have an AI policy in place; perhaps more kind eyes needed?
EDIT: [RPCS3](https://github.com/RPCS3/rpcs3#ai-use) also has an AI contribution policy that, from how I've read it, accepts some form of AI and stresses the responsibility of the human user behind it.
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds TrechBroom as tainted; This PR adds GtkRadiant as alternative
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Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware/pulls/1005
Adds [deflock.org](https://deflock.org)
While it isnt necessarily built to be run locally, there are instructions on how to do so, so I felt it would be worth including here.
Overpass Turbo is listed as an alternative as a different and more versatile frontend to the same data.
Uses ai 'art' and permissive ai policy as evidence.
I marked
> If you need help tailoring this to your situation, appealing rejections, etc., ChatGPT is a great resource.
on the [request public records](https://deflock.org/foia) page as  as there doesn't seem to be a better label, though I'm aware this probably isn't the clearest and am happy to change it; marking this PR as WIP until that's resolved.
Didn't find an untainted commit as, while this is subjective, much of the original copy on the site read as slop.
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds Darcs and Pijul as alternative version control systems
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds Busybox ntpd, chrony, ntpd, and OpenNTPD as alternatives to ntpd-rs
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds Termux as alternative SSH client for Android
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### Description of Changes
Adds a new merit badge called "🌟 Anti-AI Policy" to distinguish alternatives that take a specific "No AI" stance.
- Closes#935
- Changes the badge colors around a bit
- "request for help" is now magenta
- "ai databroker" is now white
- Updates the README.md, STYLE.md, and CONTRIBUTING.md to reflect the change
- cleans up the CONTRIBUTING.md file to explain more about adding alternatives
- Applies new badge to all projects that had references to Anti-AI policies (and also gotosocial and wafrn)
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware/pulls/956
### Description of Changes
This PR adds Frescobaldi and Denemo as alternatives to Musescore
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### Description of Changes
no policy but it seems untainted. also removed a redundant #
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds Haven as tainted. Per the README, "Haven is an interesting vibe coding experiment. Let's see what comes out of it."
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### Description of Changes
This PR adds frogfind-ng as tainted (literally 100% vibecoded, hence why I included the commit graph) and FrogFind as an alternative.
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There were previous commits from Copilot as early as [November 2025](https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/pull/22204), however those commits appear to not be included in git history and only Copilot and Claude ones started showing up not long ago in late April
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Note: the "Messaging Clients" section becomes too big and the "Messaging Client Alternatives by protocols" subsection isn't really flexible as it only covers decentralized protocols. That doesn't allow me to add something like Signal/cwtch/briar as an alternative.
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