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Split Drafting Rights by Section, Not by File: A Permit Manifest for Model-Written Docs

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The useful question is not whether a model may write documentation, but which sections it may touch. File-level ownership is too coarse for that question, because a single API page mixes mechanical reference tables with compatibility promises a human has to defend. This article builds a small gate…

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  1. 2026-10-19 22:24 · DEV Community — AI
    Split Drafting Rights by Section, Not by File: A Permit Manifest for Model-Written Docs

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