Me neither but creating one fixed my performance issues so I figured that was the issue. TBF it was a pagefile under windows so it might be a windows specific quirk but the main point still stands

Did the same thing but some apps are designed with that in mind and I had worse performance so had to do a swap file again

Well of course Debian won’t allow anything unstable and AI code isn’t old enough to own a horse

the repo was all uploaded at once, so there wouldnt be a agent as contributer. Since the initial there were 40 commits per day, mostly small changes. So my guess if it was made with an agent its done in a normal chat window and than copy pasted in the repo. Not the most elegant way but ideal to hide the use of AI. And since we dont have a trustworthy day 0 it can be either be done in a day or they could have been working on it for a year.

It could be a rework of the rEFInd Boot Manager, wich they “credit” in their README

What Claude does to a mf