PLLDN: an open framework where LLMs assist but never decide your software stack
KeilerHirsch · reddit · 2026-09-06
Reddit user KeilerHirsch argues an LLM should not be the final authority on your software stack, and open-sourced PLLDN (Programming Language Licensing Decision Navigator) as an alternative.
Core principles of the framework:
- Deterministic rules drive decisions, not model free-form reasoning
- Facts must be evidence-backed
- Return UNKNOWN rather than guess
- Produce full decision traces
LLMs may assist but hold no final vote; the author invites the community to stress-test where the model breaks. Repo: KeilerHirsch/PLLDN-Programming-Language-Licensing-Decision-Navigator.
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