Kornia now requires PRs to disclose which part was done by a human
kornia_foss · x · 2026-10-22
Open-source CV library Kornia merged a PR template change that flips "How did AI help?" into "Which part was done by a human, if any?" and requires agent-submitted PRs to carry a Posted on behalf of ... signature line via AGENTS.md. The template asks contributors to state the human vs AI division of labor (e.g., "Human diagnosed the bug and reviewed the diff; AI wrote the fix and tests"). Fittingly, the change itself was drafted and opened by Antigravity (Gemini 4 Argon) on behalf of maintainer ducha-aiki — a sign open-source projects are formalizing AI contribution disclosure.
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