ci: check pull requests for an AI-use disclosure (SCPE level 1) - #1
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Every PR now gets a comment saying whether it carries an AI-use disclosure — an `Assisted-by:` commit trailer, or a ticked box in the new PR template. Using AI on this project is fine; the check is about saying so. Informational for now: `require: "false"` posts the result and never fails the check. Flipping it to "true" makes the disclosure a merge requirement. Nothing is installed on the runner and no key is involved at this level — the Action runs one stdlib-only Python file out of its own checkout at the pinned tag. Two files because a workflow that names itself in `workflow_run.workflows` cannot register with GitHub: scpe.yml runs contributor code with no secrets, scpe-seal.yml holds the write token and only posts the comment. https://github.com/augbastos/scpe
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Installs SCPE level 1: every pull request gets a comment saying whether it carries an AI-use disclosure — an
Assisted-by:commit trailer, or a ticked box in the new PR template.Informational for now (
require: "false") — it posts the result and never fails the check.Opened as a pull request rather than pushed straight to
masterbecausemasterhere has a local commit that has not been published yet; this branch is cut fromorigin/masterso nothing else rides along.The seal comment starts appearing on the next PR:
workflow_runonly fires for a workflow file already on the default branch.