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The Darling project for running macOS binaries on Linux has adopted rules for AI-assisted contributions to help its small team compete with Apple. Developers must explain every AI-generated line in their own words and cannot use leaked material or Apple's restricted source code. This policy binds humans using AI agents while ensuring code quality and respecting macOS layering.
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