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Can't believe I have to say this If you set up a bot to "review" every PR on the T3 Code repo with nonstop slop comments, you will be banned.Read original on X
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T3 Code will ban bots that flood pull requests with AI review comments
The rule targets automated review noise that clutters pull requests on the T3 Code repository.
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T3 Code will ban bots that flood pull requests with AI review comments
T3 Code will ban bots that spam pull requests with AI review comments
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T3 Code will ban bots that spam pull requests with review comments
T3 Code will ban bots that flood its pull requests with nonstop review comments
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