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docs: add a post on how eleven projects check AI attribution in CI - #82
Before: Each AI post on the blog covers one policy and how to set it up. Nothing on the site shows how projects enforce their AI policies in CI today, or that JUnit, FreeBSD atf and Evolution Gaming run Commit Check for it.
After: A new post, "How eleven projects check AI attribution in CI", at /blog/2026/11/10/ai-attribution-checks-in-ci/. It has:
a table of what eight checks do with the same two trailers (Incus, Apache XTable, JUnit, Neovim, FreeBSD atf, Nextcloud, Vim, Ant Design Vue)
two checks that read the pull request description (LangChain docs, Solana web3.js)
the three that use Commit Check, with their settings (JUnit, FreeBSD atf, Evolution Gaming)
one commit message checked against FreeBSD atf's file (passes) and JUnit's settings (fails)
what none of the checks can do, and three suggestions for a project writing this rule
How: Every project name links to the workflow or config file at the commit read on 2026-11-10, and the quotes are copied from those files and from the Octoverse report. Both terminal transcripts were run with commit-check 2.20.4. mkdocs build --strict and python -m pytest tests/ -q pass (18 passed).
Not in this PR: the site's sample outputs still show the format from before v2.20.3 (15 places), and the changelog has no entries for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4. This PR only adds the post; those need their own change.
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Added a blog post comparing AI-attribution checks across 11 projects, with example configurations, command output, and guidance on attribution rules and their limitations.
Adds a blog post comparing AI-attribution policies and checks across eleven projects. It presents policy examples and command outcomes, discusses limits of checks that inspect commit or pull-request text, and lists recommendations and references.
Changes: AI Attribution Checks Article
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Project policy and check survey docs/blog/posts/2026-11-10-ai-attribution-checks-in-ci.md
Introduces the article and compares project attribution policies, pull-request checks, repository scripts, and Commit Check configurations.
Configuration examples and outcomes docs/blog/posts/2026-11-10-ai-attribution-checks-in-ci.md
Describes JUnit, FreeBSD atf, and Evolution Gaming policies and configurations. It reports contrasting results for a sample commit message.
Check limits and policy guidance docs/blog/posts/2026-11-10-ai-attribution-checks-in-ci.md
Discusses limits of text-based checks and provides recommendations, references, and links to related Commit Check resources.
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Review comments at @docs/blog/posts/2026-11-10-ai-attribution-checks-in-ci.md:
- Around line 80-81: Update the description of Solana web3.js’s AI disclosure
check to state that selecting “AI tooling was used” also requires a nonempty
“Tool and extent:” field; preserve the existing requirement to select exactly
one of the two boxes.
- Around line 88-90: Qualify the claim in the paragraph about the eight
shell-script checks: not every script maintains a tool list, since Vim’s check
only looks for the Assisted-by: prefix. Preserve the distinction between checks
with tool lists and this trailer-only check.
- Around line 150-152: Update the JUnit example’s commit-check invocation to run
with JUnit settings only: pass its separate configuration using --config, or
show the command run from a directory where no atf configuration is discovered.
Keep the atf configuration from applying to this example.
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Before: Each AI post on the blog covers one policy and how to set it up. Nothing on the site shows how projects enforce their AI policies in CI today, or that JUnit, FreeBSD atf and Evolution Gaming run Commit Check for it.
After: A new post, "How eleven projects check AI attribution in CI", at
/blog/2026/11/10/ai-attribution-checks-in-ci/. It has:How: Every project name links to the workflow or config file at the commit read on 2026-11-10, and the quotes are copied from those files and from the Octoverse report. Both terminal transcripts were run with commit-check 2.20.4.
mkdocs build --strictandpython -m pytest tests/ -qpass (18 passed).Not in this PR: the site's sample outputs still show the format from before v2.20.3 (15 places), and the changelog has no entries for v2.20.3 and v2.20.4. This PR only adds the post; those need their own change.
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