Ok, bye bye

In a practical sense it's Codeberg's problem because while you can afford to generate code you'd otherwise not be producing you are flooding Codeberg with hosting costs. Multiply your impact by however many other users that do the same thing and those demands go higher, faster.

That in turn becomes every user's problem since they all enjoy free hosting currently but costs may eventually require paid subscriptions. The forge may shutdown if costs can't be kept manageable.

Here is the Codeberg 2026 budget - https://blog.codeberg.org/codebergs-budget-of-2026.html

I'd advise you to find LLM friendly forges in the meantime and set up remotes with them for your projects. At least this will be a good exercise for you in redundancies.

You can see the bigger brief of the decision here - https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-fr...

You can also try joining the org to be more involved in these decisions - https://codeberg.org/Codeberg-e.V.