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I am using a different approach. `user.email` is always my email. `user.name` is either my account name, or model name like `gpt-5.5-high`. I can easily filt
by est 5mo ago
I am using a different approach.
`user.email` is always my email.
`user.name` is either my account name, or model name like `gpt-5.5-high`.
I can easily filter & blame which line was written by me or some specific AI
- sillysaurusx 5mo agoThat doesn’t quite work for cases where you’re either the primary author of a commit (asking the model for some touch ups) or when you heavily edit model output. Easier to just say “this is who’s driving the AI” and keep it to your username.
- est 5mo ago> doesn’t quite work for cases In that case, the "Co-authored-by: Copilot" method doesn't quite work either. You have to split the commit somehow. > this is who’s driving the AI As indicated by the consistent user.email value.
- sillysaurusx 5mo agoHm, why? Just attribute it to yourself and be done with it. Is there a use case for classifying commits as AI assisted? Besides corporate bureaucracy.
- jamietanna 5mo agoNice! I've been doing similar, but prefer using Co-authored-by, especially as it allows for cases where there may be multiple models in play