Uncertainty Over Whether to Open-Source AI-Generated Project Docs
A developer preparing to open-source a repository is unsure whether to include months of internally generated planning documents (specs, milestones, project notes) produced during AI-assisted development, and is asking for community norms. This reflects a lack of established convention for handling AI-generated process artifacts when repos go public.
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