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Visor Is a New Graphical UEFI Boot Manager for Linux
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2026
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The repo seems pretty legit to me, good readme, commits clearly written by a human, there is not coding agent in the contributors
I didn't check the code tho
the repo was all uploaded at once, so there wouldnt be a agent as contributer. Since the initial there were 40 commits per day, mostly small changes. So my guess if it was made with an agent its done in a normal chat window and than copy pasted in the repo. Not the most elegant way but ideal to hide the use of AI. And since we dont have a trustworthy day 0 it can be either be done in a day or they could have been working on it for a year.
It could be a rework of the rEFInd Boot Manager, wich they "credit" in their README
The commit history is basically only
It just looks like they don't know how to use git well and is making a commit for a single file instead of multiple ones