Hi, On Wed, 28 Oct 2026 09:21:27 +0100 Hugo Buddelmeijer via "Development of GNU Guix and the GNU System distribution." <[email protected]> wrote:
> Note that the opposite is true as well: LLMs making code more > maintainable. Indeed. Maybe my information is already outdated, but I assumed that as of today it was not possible to 100% vibe-code something that is maintainable. And as I understand it, in the case of Linux and projects that use LLM seriously, humans that use LLMs are still involved in the coding and so on. The original issue was to not waste reviewers time. And I really don't think that the number of users of a package is a good criteria to exclude packages from Guix. So my point here that if the goal is "not wasting reviewer's time", better criteria probably need to be found. And so my mail was badly written, and it would indeed make more sense to just forbid "Unmaintainable code" unless there is very good reasons to keep package that only has "unmaintainable code" regardless of weather or not an LLM was used to make that code. Denis.
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