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ROARR / Human–AI collaboration

ROARR: Human–AI collaboration

ROARR — collaboration and attribution methodology

What the existing evidence can tell us

The public README, roarr.lua, roarr.toc, license and Git history establish what this repository contains and when specific files changed. They do not provide an original conversation explaining why a second ROARR repo was started or who suggested each line of Lua.

Keep the creator's project direction distinct from implementation details. Avoid assigning the idea of built-in action-triggered emotes to AI just because AI assists with later documentation or coding.

This documentation pass

On 2026-10-26, an AI assistant:

That is an attributable analysis/editing contribution. It is not evidence that AI conceived the original project, authored all historical code, or ran it successfully.

Attribution and permission boundaries

The repository's display author is Babuni.dev. The preserved MIT license includes a historical Copyright (c) 2025 Elexior notice. Do not change it without the proper rights context. Avoid republishing old private chats, player messages, sensitive data or third-party material as part of the public development record.

Future journal entries must include

  1. What Babuni.dev requested and why.
  2. What AI proposed, including options/limitations.
  3. What the creator accepted, rejected or deferred.
  4. Which files/commits changed and how they differ from the previous state.
  5. Exact tests run, environment and observed results.
  6. What remains unverified.

In the absence of any of these, explicitly label retrospective inference or proposed work rather than completing the narrative with fiction.

Document information

Human author and creative director: Babuni.dev.

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