What kind of projects do you want? I’ve got some dead projects that only one person has ever heard of that haven’t been touched since before the term “LLM” was in the public consciousness and so don’t have any explicit policies related to AI (but also don’t contain any slop, and I’d be perfectly happy to add a no-AI policy to any of those I’ve published). (Example.) I’ve also got some tiny little projects (that only one person has ever heard of) that have been updated recently that do have explicit no-AI policies. (Example.)

I’ve got other much more substantial side projects that I haven’t released yet that I intend specifically to get added to NoAiList.org in the future, but they’re not ready for release yet.

Edit: Oh, one more question. The no-AI policy language I came up with forbids “Contributions wholely-generated, partially-generated, or authored with substantial assistance by LLMs”. I left open the possibility of contributions “authored with insubstantial assistance by LLMs” a little bit there. My thought process was that it made sense to allow for contributions where, say, someone while authoring a commit to contribute to my codebase did one Google search to get an answer to a specific question and trusted the AI overview rather than hunting down the answer not in an LLM-generated summary and the solution worked and none of the contribution itself contained any LLM-generated code. Is that in line with your criteria for what qualifies as “no-AI”?