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AI tools can accelerate development, but contributors remain fully responsible for all code they submit. Like the Developer Certificate of Origin, this policy centers on accountability: contributors must believe they have the right to submit their contribution under vLLM's open source license, regardless of how the code was created.
All AI-assisted contributions must meet the same quality, testing, and review standards as any other code. Contributors must review and understand AI-generated code before submission—just make sure it is good code.
All AI-assisted contributions must meet the same quality, testing, and review standards as any other code. Contributors must review and understand AI-generated code before submission—just make sure it is good code:
Attribution preserves legal clarity and community trust. Contributors must disclose AI assistance in pull requests and mark commits with appropriate trailers (e.g. `Co-authored-by:`).
- Do not submit "pure agent" PRs. The human submitter is responsible for reviewing all changed lines, validating behavior end-to-end, and running relevant tests.
- Attribution preserves legal clarity and community trust. Contributors must disclose AI assistance in pull requests and mark commits with appropriate trailers (e.g. `Co-authored-by:`).
- Avoid one-off "busywork" PRs (single typo, isolated style cleanup, one mutable default fix, etc.). Bundle mechanical cleanups into a clear, systematic scope.
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These topics are outlined for agents in [AGENTS.md](../../AGENTS.md) with instructions for how to autonomously implement them.
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