Your Code, Your Rules: Our Stance on LLM-Generated Content

Recent announcements from SourceHut and Codeberg prohibit LLM-generated code on their platforms. Their reasoning includes infrastructure costs, resource misuse, and concerns about AI's impact on open-source collaboration.

At gitbuild.dev, we have a different perspective.

Our Position

We welcome all development styles.

As long as your content complies with applicable laws and regulations, you can host it here. This includes:

• Hand-written code
• AI-assisted development
• Fully LLM-generated projects

We do not police how you create your software. That is your decision.

Why We Take This Stance

Developer Autonomy

Developers should have the freedom to choose their tools and workflows. Restrictive policies on development methodologies limit creativity and innovation.

Privacy and Sovereignty First

Our core promise remains unchanged:

• Your private code is never used for LLM training
• No crawling or model ingestion
• No third-party data sharing
• All repositories stay strictly within the EU

This privacy-first approach means you retain full control over your intellectual property, regardless of how it was created.

Clear Boundaries

We draw the line at legal compliance. If your project adheres to:

• Applicable copyright and licensing laws
• Data protection regulations (GDPR, etc.)
• Other relevant legal requirements

Then it has a home at gitbuild.dev.

Our Commitments

• No bans on AI-generated code
• Zero AI training on your repositories
• No judgment on your development workflow
• EU hosting and jurisdiction
• Standard Git workflow with no friction

A Different Approach

While other platforms restrict what developers can create, we choose to trust you. The open-source community thrives when developers have the freedom to experiment, innovate, and build without unnecessary constraints.

At gitbuild.dev, we provide the infrastructure. You provide the vision.