Writing / Copywriting
A GitHub-hosted guidelines file for AI coding assistants used in Stanford CS336. It tells assistants how to help students with debugging, explanations, and feedback while avoiding direct solutions or code generation.
The page clearly describes an AI-adjacent, useful artifact: guidelines for how AI assistants should behave in a real course setting. The snapshot includes enough content to understand the purpose, the intended audience, and the do/don’t rules for assistance, making it suitable for a public listing.
The snapshot does not show authorship, maintenance context, or how these guidelines are actually used in the course workflow. It also does not show any integration with a specific tool or agent beyond policy text.
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