Drupal
An open source content management framework.
Mostly friendly. Welcome, with extra rules.
AI tools may be used if contributors fully verify the code, can explain every decision, ensure GPL compatibility and disclose significant AI-generated code or text. AI output should not be pasted verbatim into issues and comments; contributors should use their own words.
Policy by area
- Code contributionsPatches, pull requests and other changes written with AI tools.
- Mostly friendly
- AI use must be disclosed
- Contributor takes full responsibility
- A human must review the output
- Output must be license-compatible
- Issues & bug reportsBug reports, security reports and issues found or written with AI tools.
- Unfriendly
- AI use must be disclosed
- Only minor help (autocomplete, grammar)
- AI-written textPull request descriptions, issue comments and summaries written by AI.
- Unfriendly
- AI use must be disclosed
- Only minor help (autocomplete, grammar)
In their own words
Code contributions
If you use an AI tool to generate a significant portion of the code or text you are submitting, you must disclose it.
You are fully responsible for the integrity of your submission.
You are solely responsible for ensuring that any AI-generated code you submit does not violate third-party copyrights and is fully compatible with the Drupal project's GPL license.
Issues & bug reports
Using AI-generated issue summaries and comments can place an undue burden on maintainers.
AI-written text
Do not just copy-paste the output verbatim.
Use your own words and be concise.
Sources
- Policy on the use of AI when contributing to Drupalwww.drupal.org/docs/develop/issues/issue-procedures-and-etiquette/policy-on-the-use-of-ai-when-contributing-to-drupalSnapshot 9 Oct 2026