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+# Use of AI tools and LLM based products
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+Contributions that are based on AI-assisted tooling needs to be understood by the person contributing. If an issue, pull request or comment indicates that AI is used without a human understanding the concept, the corresponding issue, pull request or comment will be closed. 
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+If a user has created a pull request the author or reviewee, is allowed to use LLM based tools to assist in reviewing code changes. For instance, this could be to proof-read scripts or documentation. 
+
+**ALL** issues, pull requests and comments are required to be manually written in some way by the author. If not, the maintainers in a repository will automatically delete/close the work done. If one really needs to use AI when interacting with webpack, it should be on an "assist-only" basis to fill inn small knowledge gaps, repetitive tasks or similar.
+
+## **Examples of acceptable use of AI:**
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Most use of AI should be done locally on your machine or setup. Do not create content based on AI (as explained in this document) in our repositories or community.
+
+
+- Your pull request is done but you use AI to review your work before submitting a PR.
+> Example prompt `> review my pull request and suggest improvements to grammar or code style`.
+
+- You are strugging to understand a concept such as `example.js` and ask AI to explain it to you on your local machine / environment.
+> Example prompt `> explain test.js to me`
+
+- You use AI to create the basic functionality of a larger workload such as a function named `function toDO(){// implement me}`.
+> Example prompt `> Create placeholder function that implements assertions for foo bar`.
+
+- You are writing documentation, you've filled inn the basic concepts and ask AI to suggest what else to mention. Note that this output needs to be written in a human form unless specifically given permission by any maintainer to use AI for this task.
+> Example prompt `> Suggest additional information in point no.2 for me`.
+
+
+## **Examples of not how to use AI within webpack:**
+
+- You ask AI to create an issue for you in webpack without any context.
+> Example prompt `> create an issue in webpack that I can solve.`.
+
+- You ask AI to fix an existing issue.
+> Example prompt `> fix this error for me.`.
+
+- You ask AI to comment or reply to a comment on your behalf.
+> Example prompt `> reply with a solution to person x.`.
+
+- You auto-fill our issue or pull request templates with AI written content.
+> Example prompt `> create a pull request in webpack with my changes, describe what is done.`
+
+- Your work is heavily based on AI input and without any clear reason.
+> Example prompt `> explain this to me and commit the correct code.`
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> __This policy does not only cover the webpack organization on GitHub, but on X, Discord and all other platforms used by the organization.__
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