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Is there a general set of characteristics that distinguish an app as being coded with AI? I ask because I find it difficult to consistently point to any set of characteristics to help me identify Mac apps that have been AI-generated.
 
You mean after it has been compiled into a binary and distributed?

Yes, that was what I had in mind. Perhaps what I'm asking for only applies to the most egregious cases where people just compile and post whatever source code Claude spits out.
 
These days? Better chance that it's vibe-coded than not. Recently, it took me 11 days to get a new app approved; it can take 3-4 days to get an App update approved. Even when I speak to Apple support, they admit themselves that the volume being submitted is coming from vibe-coded apps, which is why it's taking so long to get an approval for anything.
 
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