Redot Engine welcomes AI-generated PRs — but only if contributors understand their own code
esrtweet · x · 2026-10-11
- Open-source engine Redot published its stance on AI-generated contributions: PRs are welcome regardless of whether AI was used, as long as the contributor understands the code, has tested it, and can adjust it to pass project checks.
- The team has rejected AI-generated PRs before, citing contributors who didn't know what their code did, couldn't articulate how it worked, or wouldn't make requested changes.
- The principle: AI is a useful development tool, but contributors must take ownership of submissions and coordinate with maintainers to reach merge quality.
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