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#### LLM/"AI" Policy
As with pretty much every open source project, we have been inundated with AI-authored pull requests of varying quality. This has vastly increased the amount of work the team has on their plate. To that end, an LLM/AI Policy has been created to try and help set standards. The tl;dr is **AI use isn't completely forbidden in pull requests/code submissions, however you must understand HOW it does what it does, and any posts to a pull request/issue should be written by the user. You cannot function as a go-between between your AI and our questions/comments, just copy-pasting whatever the AI tells you.** For more information, please read the [LLM/"AI" developmental policy](https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/contributing/llm-policies/) we have published.
As with pretty much every open source project, we have been inundated with AI-authored pull requests of varying quality. This has vastly increased the amount of work the team has on their plate. To that end, an LLM/AI Policy has been created to try and help set standards. The tl;dr is **AI use isn't completely forbidden in pull requests/code submissions, however you must understand HOW it does what it does, and any posts to a pull request/issue should be written by the user. You cannot function as a go-between between your AI and our questions/comments, just copy-pasting whatever the AI tells you.** For more information, please read the [LLM/"AI" developmental policy](/docs/general/contributing/llm-policies) we have published.
The Jellyfin Team is made up of a lot of different people, and everyone has different levels of acceptance of/interest in code that an AI agent has contributed to. This policy has been made to try and help find a path that everyone can at least appreciate, even if they don't fully agree.