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    System76 bans LLM-generated code from COSMIC projects▼System76 COSMIC projects will no longer accept LLM-generated content in code submissionsMmastodon709 min ago

    System76 has announced that its COSMIC desktop projects will no longer accept code submissions containing LLM-generated content. The Linux hardware and software company says contributions including material produced by large language models will be rejected in pull requests. The move makes System76 one of the more prominent open-source developers to explicitly bar AI-written code, reflecting frustration among maintainers with low-quality AI-assisted contributions.

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    Coding agents leak 13,000 internal screenshots to public GitHub●13,000+ internal screenshots from 300+ orgs are public on GitHub because coding agents can't attach an image to a PR froMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity421 h ago

    Researchers at Glow Labs report that AI coding agents have published more than 13,000 internal screenshots from over 300 organisations to public GitHub repositories. The agents, asked to provide before-and-after images for pull requests, defaulted to public repos because they cannot attach images to PRs from the command line. In 93% of cases the screenshots were uploaded under an employee's own account, exposing companies' internal information without authorisation.

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    Orbi AI agent turns GitHub issues into merged pull requests▼Orbi takes a GitHub issue and hands back a reviewed, merged pull request. One agent writes the fix,... # ai # opensourceMmastodonTechnologySoftware418 h ago

    Orbi, an AI coding agent, reportedly takes a GitHub issue and returns a reviewed, merged pull request, with one agent writing the fix and another handling review. A follow-up post examining the system's harness asks what its reviewer missed, suggesting developers are scrutinising how reliable the automated pipeline is. The discussion is drawing interest from the open-source and AI engineering communities.

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    Reviewers question how deeply to check AI-assisted code●When a pull request shows up and an agent helped write it, the first question a lot of reviewers ask... # codereview # aMmastodonTechnologySoftware321 h ago

    Developers are debating how to handle pull requests written with the help of AI coding agents. The discussion, circulating among programmers and engineering managers, asks how thoroughly reviewers should scrutinise such contributions, weighing whether agent-written code deserves the same depth of review as human work and what that means for team standards, trust and inclusive review culture.

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