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docs: know that AI tooling is a self-borne expense#129

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Problem

The policy lists software subscriptions as reimbursable, so contributors ask to have AI tooling sponsored. AI plans are a basic self-borne cost, but nothing written said so.

Solution

Adds a "What does not qualify" section to EXPENSES.md: AI tooling (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and similar) is not reimbursable and is borne by the individual, on the same footing as internet, electricity, or a desk and chair.

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    • Added guidance clarifying that AI tools and plans are not eligible for reimbursement.
    • Explained that additional AI credits beyond standard usage are considered ordinary work-related costs.

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The expense policy now explicitly excludes AI tooling and excess AI plan credits from reimbursement and describes these costs as individually borne work expenses.

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Expense Policy

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AI expense exclusion
docs/EXPENSES.md
Adds a “What does not qualify” section stating that AI tooling and excess AI plan credits are not reimbursable.

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Problem: contributors can't tell that AI tooling is self-borne

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