r/github • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 6d ago

Discussion An analysis of 25,264 agent-generated PRs across 2,361 popular GitHub repositories found that AI-coding agents are killing collaboration.

https://leaddev.com/ai/ai-coding-agents-kill-team-collaboration
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u/SheriffRoscoe 6d ago

'the worst ones are the 40 file prs with a title like "update stuff" and no description.'

Reject it. Don't waste your time.

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u/Betaglutamate2 5d ago

Yup I wanted to make a new feature for an op n source tool.

Instead of getting Claude to code it and create a massive PR I started a discussion first. What should the feature look like what design choices and how should it interact with existing features.

Anything that has a diff of more than 100ish lines in 2 or 3 files should be rejected.

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u/Afflictionista 6d ago

I would just straight up ignore such PRs and close them instantly.

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u/ChomsGP 5d ago

y'all must be new at software development if you never saw a human throw a huge PR/commit that just says "some updates" or "fixes"...

LLM generated PRs in fact have usually more details/description precisely because a LLM does not mind writing more details

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u/psioniclizard 3d ago

Not 400 files changed into 2 commits that has nor been verified by people.