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LLM Idolatrine: Why no one wants your agentic PRs
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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2026
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Everyone starts off without references, and there's already less of a pipeline from user to helpful contributor to fellow maintainer than most projects want without having to add more chokepoints. There isn't a solution without downsides while there are people using LLMs.
That's true, but as a maintainer you could encourage those helpful maintainers to triage issues from regular users.
I think the real benefit would come from taking a user's reputation into account across projects.
At the end of the day you can't have low effort pull requests, and expect maintainers to look at everything. It's the same spam problem as in any other domain.