ChenMiaoi wrote:

> > > Please review the llvm AI policy, and confirm you are following it.
> > 
> > 
> > I did read the AI Tool Use Policy, and my understanding was that this 
> > workflow was consistent with it. If I’ve misunderstood any part of it, I’d 
> > appreciate clarification.
> > To clarify my workflow:
> > 
> > * I use LLMs to help find issues that I find interesting and that don’t 
> > appear to have an existing fix.
> > * I manually reproduce the reported issue locally to check whether it still 
> > exists or has already been fixed.
> > * I use LLMs to help narrow down where the problem might originate.
> > * I then write the code and run tests, and use LLMs for an additional local 
> > code review.
> > * When writing PR descriptions, I use LLMs to translate my writing into 
> > English.
> > 
> > Could you clarify which part of this workflow raises concerns under the 
> > policy, and what I should change? Does this level of assistance require an 
> > Assisted-by tag or another form of disclosure? If so, I’ll make sure to 
> > include it going forward. Thanks for the guidance!
> 
> Ok, my concern is that you have filed a large number of PRs against a wide 
> array of different areas in llvm (libc and clang).
> 
> Using an LLM for translation is 100% ok.
> 
> I've made the "This PR doesn't appear to comply with our policy on 
> tool-generated content" on all of your PRs simply due to the number, but if 
> you have not used an LLM for those PRs then just reply referencing your reply 
> here and it's all ok.
> 
> It would be better to focus on a single area to build up experience and 
> knowledge rather than trying to learn everything in the code base all at once.

Thanks for your reply. I understand your concerns about LLM misuse adding 
unnecessary review work.

To clarify why my PRs span both areas: I initially planned to contribute to 
libc, but later found that I was more interested in Clang’s parsing and 
diagnostic issues. My recent work has therefore been focused mainly on fixing 
outstanding Clang frontend issues.

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/229612
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