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Contributors

Thank you to all the contributors who have helped make this project better!

Project Creator

AI Development Assistants

This project acknowledges the significant assistance provided by modern AI coding tools during its development. Every AI-generated suggestion, code, or design has been thoroughly reviewed, tested, and validated by human engineers before inclusion.

Assistant Organization Contribution Type GitHub Profile
Claude Opus 4 Anthropic Architecture review, system design, code review, pre-mortem analysis, gap analysis anthropic
Kilo Kilo AI Implementation engineering, code generation, gap analysis, testing, documentation kilo-org
Cline cline.ai Code implementation assistance, debugging, refactoring cline
Amazon Q Amazon (AWS) Code suggestions, documentation, AWS service guidance aws
Grok xAI Code generation and problem-solving assistance xai-org

How to Credit AI Contributions in Commits

When committing code that was produced with substantial AI assistance, use the Co-Authored-By trailer in the commit message to acknowledge the AI system that helped generate the changes:

git commit -m "feat: add GovernanceService capped scoring

Implement capped scoring algorithm with per-finding (40pt max),
per-category, and overall (100pt) caps. Add vector weights from
Config/governance-weights.json with hot-reload via IOptionsMonitor.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Kilo <noreply@kilo.ai>"

GitHub Co-Authored-By syntax:

Co-Authored-By: Name <email>

Important: Use a unique email per assistant to maintain separate attribution on GitHub:

  • Claude: noreply@anthropic.com
  • Kilo: noreply@kilo.ai
  • Cline: noreply@cline.ai
  • Amazon Q: noreply@amazon.com (or Q's designated email)
  • Grok: noreply@x.ai

Adding AI Assistants as Repository Collaborators (Optional)

To display these AI assistants in GitHub's Contributors graph, you can add them as external collaborators:

  1. Go to Settings → Collaborators in your repository
  2. Click Add people
  3. Enter the GitHub username for each assistant (see table above)
  4. Set role to Read (view access) — they cannot actually accept invitations
  5. Add a note: "AI assistant contributor — no human access granted"

Note: External collaborators can only be added by repository owners and require a GitHub Enterprise plan for external collaborators on private repositories. The CONTRIBUTORS.md acknowledgment is sufficient for public recognition.


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