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Total
53 /100
BAD
D+
Total verdict of all categories combined. A score of 100 is best.
Likely LLM-assisted/authored commits found; total hits, and % of all commits.
LLM-related files found in the repository worktree.
LLM-related files found named in '.ignore'-files.
3d105d598dfa582c6cb22ba40b56d11780366890dff789976fb41 month agoCo-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>9658f92b21841 month agoCopilot7c768dceca6f5 months agoCopilotb5128532ec8f5 months agoCopilotd9e258155c5f5 months agoCopilote43eeb5579ac6 months agoCo-authored-by: GitHub Copilot <github-copilot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>f246b6d38c2e7 months agoCopilotf42bf672894e7 months agoCopilot17a9bc1b475c7 months agoCopilot88ee76cfcf787 months agoCopilot476ead8adc9b7 months agoCopilot1204ee7877c47 months agoCopilot00f99776b8277 months agoCopilot535a0adaabc57 months agoCopilot94ad42b600e27 months agoCopilot516f4cf00f897 months agoCopilot# Coding Style
Never fix any warnings outside the code you wrote.
Only update existing code if necessary to fulfill the user request.
In general, keep your changes as focused as possible and change the absolutely minimal number of lines.
Never reorder or reorganize the code unless asked for by the user.
Keep the diff of your changes to the absolute minimum: do not rename anything, no optimization, nothing.
Just the bare instructions from the user.
Do not ask for permission before making initial code changes@AGENTS.md
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