As used by the hit-game Balatro
Should be suitable for quite a few use-cases where more powerful features offered by Godot/Unity aren't utilized.
I think the biggest issue most people will have is that it doesn't compile for WebGL at the moment.
Strong anti-ai policy: 147d39251c
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I'm thinking about forking penlight, but that'll come later.
This hits harder because Lua is great, and it's become my refuge from the grifters. Before, I thought "well, if you're gonna vibecode, might as well vibecode Rust or something less niche". I guess they're coming for anything and everything you care about :(.
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In light of the news around Rust's policy, I was exploring the alternatives, and when I went to Java, I discovered that the two build systems I'm aware of for it are both tainted.
For Maven, all I found was commits from Claude, so I noted the last release before the oldest one to come up in a search. If anyone finds slop from before that, that should be reevaluated.
For Gradle, there is talk in the issues about cooperating with slop agents, so I considered including the `AI Functionality` label as well, but those issues are all still open (or closed without indication of action to resolve), and regardless I'm not sure if designing a build system to function better alongside LLMs counts.
Let me know if this should go in the compiler tools section instead of the language-specific tools.
In the mean time, I guess I'll be looking into how one might operate `javac` directly...
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This is the WIP coreutils rewrite in Rust, that recently sparked a controversy, because it was picked up by Canonical for internal Ubuntu releases. In addition to the visible Claude commits, there is good reason to believe, the lead developer is using it locally.
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- Linux distributions that explicitly banned LLM/GenAI contributions are placed in a separate alternatives subsection.
- Removed mention of Gentoo's USE flags because it felt like unnecessary pressure.
Add Elementary and Chimera Linux Distributions as Alternatives
- Closes#433
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Add explicit indication of the Linux kernel compromise,
and mentioning that Gentoo's USE flags can be used to disable optional AI‑tainted dependencies.
* darktable has AI features, but these are not genAI so I decided that the AI functionality tag isn't warranted
* I guess one could use gimp as an alternative? But I doubt it's a good one, so I decided not to list it for now
Guess with photography I have another passion that is being destroyed by AI :(
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- agents.md in repo and contribution guidelines allow AI
Maybe debateable because they require human in the loop for AI but only
because "most drivers of AI are just not good enough" (e_e)
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- author and several maintainers make use of genAI tooling
- agents.md and claude.md in repo
- copilot and claude in commits
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They have admitted to using deepfaked "art" for release images and other locations, and their codebase contains LLM-generated code.
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It seems like unfortunately Go libraries have also started to allow AI slop (including the ones i like like purego for FFI) so basically it means i have to use alternatives if i want to avoid slop
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Given the number of "Requests for Help" and pull requests for new entries, I decided to fulfill some of them. I started with the Accessibility Tools section because it was the first one
These are the earliest instances of AI usage I found:
* [espeak-ng](https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng): [Copilot review](https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng/pull/2256) - even though it was automatic, no effort to ignore it or stop future instances was taken. Furthermore, they became more frequent later on
* [nametag](https://github.com/mattogodoy/nametag): [Claude commit](b850288414) - the latest version is of the same day but does not contain this commit
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* Added Connectbot and MTKClient
* Drew DeVault recently updated his blog, meaning the URL listed is now a redirect; this has been replaced with the target URL.
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* Added Fladder
* Alphabetized the section, because I became aware of that standard after I did the section
* Update Jellyfin Desktop evidence, since that had two "Permissive AI Policy" tags and I found something better to list.
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Did a somewhat in-depth search and found [PR 19325](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/pull/19325) which first shows up in `v7.4.0-preview.3`. Note that last stable tag is v7.3.4.
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Good day. Kindly adding in ox as a text editor with "ai"/llm functionalities (https://github.com/curlpipe/ox/pull/190)
Have a great day
Adronia
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Adds the Jmonkey Java-based game engine and also alphabetizes the game-engine section.
Also adds a last-clean release for Godot. The methodology was to find the fist PR that can be determined to contain AI, then going 1 release backwards from that date to be safe. In this case the first AI commits seem to be from copilot in September of 2025 - so we take the last stable release before then which was late 2024.
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I added a new section to accomodate anubis and iocaine. Let me know if it's better to organise it in a different way and I'll rebase :)
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There's no sufficient evidence for cURL to be confirmed to be sponsored by AI software/companies. The only proof is a quote within a GitHub App with no further links showing that the app's owner is sponsoring cURL or similar.
- closes#462
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just realized that Silo is tainted because the commit i referenced from eariler still contained commits from Claude from below, this fixes PR #457
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Starship now has Claude support. Added shmonad as an alternative.
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- adds breaks or notes in situations where the table may be too wide causing smaller screen widths to have the "evidence" column become too small and hard to read
- limits each project to only 3 pieces of evidence per tag (otherwise this will be harder to maintain)
- remove subjective language around what is outdated
- fix issues where parentheses were inside links
- adds missing commas and periods
- removes trailing blank space
- the bluesky app link was wrong, and for some reason linked to misskey? Fixed to be correct link
- fixed centering of tables that I created 🤦
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