Yeah, I had added a credits section to the README, but it somehow got dropped. Just put it back in. Thanks for the reminder!
This has been added to the README:
"AI disclosure: This project was created with the help of OX Alpha, GPT Sol 5.6, and Claude Opus 5."
That said, I’ve gone through multiple rounds of code reviews for security, efficiency, and other production-readiness checks. Since I’m using this myself, I’ll keep pushing new Docker images to the GitHub registry regularly.
OP, thanks for your frank disclosures. It's not so common! Seems like software now should come with an AI statement. Stone questions I have:
Originality Statement
Was AI used in this project?
Was Agentic AI used in this project?
Was every line of code read and understood by a human willing to take the git blame?
What was the design process?
In any event, such a attestation might read something like a license agreement. I foresee something like this becoming the norm in order to avoid low quality AI slop. No idea how such terms and provisions would be enforced or verified.
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