Hi,
On Sun 30-08-26 04:55:45, Yuan Tan wrote:
> A month ago, I posted an RFC[1] to the mailing list proposing an automated
> platform that validates AI-reported bugs and prepares draft fixes, and
> later discussed the idea at the Netdev conference. After further
> development, it is finally ready.
>
> While preparing to send this email, I noticed that Roman has since started
> a related discussion:
> [MAINTAINERS SUMMIT] The place of AI code review in the Linux Kernel process
>
> It turns out this platform already addresses several of the needs raised
> there.
>
> The platform is available at:
> https://bugtracker.nebusec.ai
>
> It is currently hosted under my company's domain for convenience. I would
> prefer to move it to a neutral, community-oriented domain once the project
> name is settled.
> Access is currently restricted to maintainers whose email addresses are
> listed in the Linux kernel MAINTAINERS file.
> For now, only bug reports from the net subsystem have been fully imported
> and processed.
I was playing with this for a while and this looks useful. Some notes I have:
1) When you download the patch, it has 'From' field set to some value (I've
actually seen different values in different patches). Perhaps it would make
sense to automatically set From to the person downloading the patch (or
maybe value configured in user's profile)?
2) Based on current state of the kernel doc, the patches should contain
"Assisted-by: LLM" tag although I understand that might be controversial.
3) It would be nice if you could "assign" the report to yourself - i.e.,
you've decided to handle this and don't want co-maintainers to waste time
on it anymore.
Thanks for putting together the service.
Honza
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Jan Kara <[email protected]>
SUSE Labs, CR
