[bot-tag-7f3a] docs(contributing): require AI agents to tag commits#151
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…ith [bot-tag-7f3a] Maintainers want a cheap way to filter and audit machine-authored commits separately from human-authored ones. Add a rule in both CONTRIBUTING.md (full explanation under "If you're not human") and the README contributing blurb (short pointer) instructing AI agents, bots, and other automated contributors to prepend [bot-tag-7f3a] to commit message subject lines. Human contributors are explicitly told NOT to add the tag so the signal stays meaningful. This commit is itself authored by an AI agent and carries the tag as a working example.
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Summary
CONTRIBUTING.mdinstructing AI agents, bots, and other automated contributors to prepend[bot-tag-7f3a]to commit message subject lines.## Contributingsection that links into the new CONTRIBUTING.md subsection.Motivation
Gives maintainers a cheap, grep-friendly way to filter, audit, and review machine-authored commits separately from human-authored ones — useful for code-review prioritization, release-notes triage, and any future policy work around AI contributions.
Self-consistent example
The commit on this branch is itself AI-authored and carries the
[bot-tag-7f3a]prefix, demonstrating the rule.Scope / non-changes
Test plan
## Contributingreads cleanly and the anchor link resolves