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Godot bans 'vibe-coded' contributions

The open-source Godot game engine is updating its contribution policy to prohibit AI-generated code, citing low-quality pull requests and maintainer burnout. New contributors must get permission for major changes, and AI agents are banned from discussions. Limited AI assistance (e.g., code completion) is allowed if disclosed.

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Godot bans 'vibe-coded' contributions
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  • Godot maintainers are banning AI-generated contributions due to trust and quality issues.
  • New contributors (<3 merged PRs) need permission for new features or refactoring.
  • AI agents and bots are prohibited from communication channels (translation excepted).
  • AI use must be disclosed and is limited to menial tasks like autocomplete.

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