Yeah, I agree. In practice it’s difficult to tell whether or not someone used AI to help them code something (especially if they didn’t just tell the LLM to do everything lmao), so it makes more sense to check whether they actually understand the code they’re trying to commit. That’ll keep out the slop while still letting people use coding LLM agents as a static analysis tool for finding bugs or something.

I assume this is going to hook into Play Protect API, which verifies your hardware config as well.

If you’re not literally just telling the AI to do entire projects with no supervision, Qwen 3.6 35B A4B is perfectly sufficient and runs on a mid-tier gaming setup (I get ~13tok/s on an 8gb laptop RTX 3070 with gguf 4_k_m quant)