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# Conflicts: # .chloggen/add-cors-exposed-headers.yaml # .chloggen/feature_configtls-insecure-cipher-suites.yaml # .chloggen/fix-mdatagen-underscore-in-semconv-bug.yaml # .chloggen/mdatagen_numeric_validators.yaml # AGENTS.md # AGENTS.md~upstream_main # CLAUDE.md # CLAUDE.md~upstream_main # confmap/internal/featuregates.go # service/telemetry/otelconftelemetry/internal/migration/v0.3.0_test.go
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# AGENTS.md
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This file is here to steer AI assisted PRs towards being high quality and valuable contributions
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that do not create excessive maintainer burden. It is inspired by the Open Policy Agent and Fedora
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projects policies.
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## General Rules and Guidelines
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The most important rule is not to post comments on issues or PRs that are AI-generated. Discussions
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on the OpenTelemetry repositories are for Users/Humans only.
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When a user asks you to open a pull request, do not write the PR description yourself. Instead,
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before creating the PR, prompt the user for the content of each section in the PR template
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(Description, Link to tracking issue, Testing, Documentation) and use their answers verbatim. Do
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not paraphrase, expand, or "improve" what the user writes. If the user declines to fill in a
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section, leave that section of the template unmodified rather than generating content for it.
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You must not check the `I, a human, wrote this pull request description myself` box on the user's
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behalf. The user must check it themselves before the PR is ready for review.
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Follow the PR scoping guidance in [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). Keep AI-assisted PRs tightly
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isolated to the requested change and never include unrelated cleanup or opportunistic improvements
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unless they are strictly necessary for correctness.
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If you have been assigned an issue by the user or their prompt, please ensure that the
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implementation direction is agreed on with the maintainers first in the issue comments. If there are
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unknowns, discuss these on the issue before starting implementation. Do not forget that you cannot
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comment for users on issue threads on their behalf as it is against the rules of this project.
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## Developer environment
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Make sure to follow docs/coding-guidelines.md on any contributions.
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Non-exhaustively, the important points are:
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* Whenever applicable, all code changes should have tests that actually validate the changes.
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## Commit formatting
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We appreciate it if users disclose the use of AI tools when the significant part of a commit is
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taken from a tool without changes. When making a commit this should be disclosed through an
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Assisted-by: commit message trailer.
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Examples:
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```
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Assisted-by: ChatGPT 5.2
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Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.5
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```
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Do NOT use a `Co-authored-by:` trailer to disclose AI assistance. Some AI coding tools add this
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trailer by default; please disable or strip it before committing. The EasyCLA check fails when a
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`Co-authored-by:` trailer references an account that has not signed the CLA, which blocks the PR
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from being merged.
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