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““If Bun breaks, Claude Code breaks,” in the post’s own words.”
“That does not mean every project is obligated to accept AI-assisted contributions.”
“Maintainers complaining that AI-generated PRs are garbage.”
“And Rust has bugs.”
“You can use tests, fuzzing, model checking, static analysis.”
“Projects banning AI-assisted contributions.”
“In the same neighborhood came the Bun discussion.”
“Bug bounty programs getting flooded with fake reports.”
“I just do not think the solution is to process the new volume with the old process.”
“The recent cases The loudest case right now was rsync 3.4.3 .”
“On the other side we have Zig.”
“Rust is considered a safe language.”
“Users angry because a release that used AI broke something.”
“The maintainer has the absolute right to run the project however they want.”
“Soon after, users reported regressions, especially in backup flows using daemon mode and incremental transfer options.”
“The mistake is letting the agent decide alone.”
“ai-memory , which I explained in I Built a Memory System for Coding Agents: ai-memory .”
“PR goes in, then audit, then adjustment.”
“That is the interesting point: the regression became a discussion about AI, but regression was not born with AI.”
“The volume will keep going up.”
“It only changes where the manual work ends.”
“Then there is curl.”
“Now you have to orchestrate agents.”
“If we touched database schema or user-file structures, there must be a clean migration on upgrade.”
“delete the repository and go grow tomatoes.”
“There is no silver bullet.”
“There is no 'back to normal'.”
“that kind of thankless work that burns maintainers out.”
“To filter out bad smells.”
“check the latest open PR as usual.”
“almost no PR arrives immediately mergeable.”
“it needs compatibility tests.”
“the right move is making the agent do the boring investigation, then you decide.”
“I am not going to pretend someone reads that manually.”