🔥Omarchy Mac Users 🔥 The original maintainer didn’t want AI-generated contributions. Fair enough—we respected that boundary, forked the project, and got to work. The result after roughly 21 hours: • 29 PRs merged across two repos • 115 new commits beyond the inherited baseline • 7 PR authors contributing in parallel We now have working Apple Video Decoder acceleration for H.264, HEVC and VP9 on M-series Macs running Asahi/Omarchy, plus opt-in H.264 High 10. The work includes: • Chrome’s solid-green-video bug fixed • 10-bit HEVC blank-frame bug fixed • HEVC tile and wavefront hangs fixed • H.264 multi-slice firmware hangs fixed • VP9 state, color-range and submission handling fixed • Decoder lifecycle races and cross-context reference aliasing fixed • Multiple memory-safety, error-handling and malformed-stream bugs fixed • 15 AVD kernel patches • Automatic installation, recovery and kernel-update rebuilding • Sanitizer CI, guarded hardware testing and reproducible conformance infrastructure On real M1 hardware we’re currently bit-exact on: • HEVC: 144/147 streams • AVC: 73/135 • VP9: 216/305 • 864 additional generated hardware-frame comparisons Huge credit to the contributors: davefano, grudev, laihenyi, stefanakerwall, thebytorsnowdog and service-cyber—as well as the upstream and carried work from megi, sofus13, Igor Ryzhkov, Ante042, Aaron/aquarat and the Asahi Linux contributors. This is what agent-native open-source development can look like: humans set direction and validate reality; agents attack a shared roadmap in parallel; every claim is tied to tests and hardware evidence. We didn’t argue about whether AI belongs in open source. We forked it and demonstrated what it can do.