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Marker-Delimited Doc Regions: A Hash Gate That Keeps Model Drafts Out of Human-Owned Text

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The boundary between what a model may draft and what a human must own survives only if it is machine-readable and checked on every commit. This article puts that boundary inside the Markdown file itself, then adds a small Python gate that fails a pull request when drafting crosses it. The gate says…

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  1. 2026-10-17 23:17 · DEV Community — AI
    Marker-Delimited Doc Regions: A Hash Gate That Keeps Model Drafts Out of Human-Owned Text

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