Do I need to check "Created using generative AI tools" for motion graphics rendered from code written with an AI assistant?

Hello everyone,

I'm a contributor who makes abstract and business motion graphics (animated charts, network backgrounds, dashboards, skylines) using code. I write React/SVG code with Remotion and render it to MP4 (4K, 30 fps).

Here is my exact workflow:
- The code is written with the help of an AI coding assistant (an LLM).
- No generative AI image or video model creates any pixels. The output is fully deterministic: the same code always renders the same animation.
- No AI pulls data or generates anything at render time.

I contacted Contributor Support and they replied: "if it's just a script, it won't be considered as AI. However, if the script that is AI generated also creates the content, in that case the AI box should be checked." I find the second sentence ambiguous for my case, and I haven't received an answer to my follow-up question.

My question: for this kind of content, should I leave the "Created using generative AI tools" box unchecked? Has anyone with the same workflow (code-based motion graphics, with or without AI-assisted coding) been through moderation and can share what worked?

I'd like to label correctly, so any experience or official guidance is very welcome. Thank you!