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We're seeing an increase PRs that were either entirely or partially created using LLMs. Adding an AGENTS.md file should hopefully aid in the quality of PRs submitted.
One common thing I've run up against when reviewing OSS Community PRs is that the work tends to happen in one large commit, or as few large commits. These large commits generally mix things like cleanup, abstraction, bug fixes, feature adds, and refactors. Mixing these makes it harder to review PRs. Asking the agent to follow commit disciple should make it _easier_ to review PRs which in turn will help with stability and long term maintainability.
Our testing setup for our functional tests means that multiple tests in the same test class share the same underlying dbt project files. This is unfortunate in that multiple tests in the same functional test class can lead to flakiness is one test modifies the underlying dbt project. Adding this context to the AGENTS.md should hopefully mean we get fewer flaky tests moving forward.
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We're seeing an increase in PRs overall, and a lot are either entirely or partially created using LLMs. Generally, I think that is a good thing. People having easier access to fix bugs and add features is cool. However, we need to balance that with stability and long term maintainability of the project. Some of the reoccurring issues we're seeing are things like:
Adding an AGENTS.md file should hopefully improve these types of problems. In turn this should allow us to review and ship the flood of PRs more easily maintaining stability and lessening the long-term maintainability burden.