利用 Git 標註 AI 生成的程式碼

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本文介紹了 Agent Blame 工具，該工具可與 Git 整合，追蹤和標註由 AI 生成的程式碼與人類編寫的程式碼，旨在提升程式碼審查的重點。

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AI code attribution for git. Track which lines were written by AI vs humans.

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Agent Blame

Know what the AI wrote. Focus your code reviews where it matters.

Quick Start | CLI Reference | Squash & Merge Support

Orange markers highlight AI-generated lines in GitHub PRs

What It Does

Agent Blame tracks AI-generated code in your Git history:

Prerequisites

Quick Start

1. Install & Set Up

Install the CLI globally

Then in a git repository run

This sets up everything automatically for your repository:

Important: Restart Cursor/Claude Code after installation.

2. Commit the Workflow

In order preserve attribution across when squash merging you need a custom GitHub Actions workflow.
You can either copy + paste that into your own repo or rely on the init command to do it for you.

When you merge a PR with squash/rebase, the original commits are replaced with new ones. The GitHub Actions workflow automatically:

If you do not want to use a workflow you can manually sync attribution after pulling a squash merge locally:

3. Install Chrome Extension

See AI attribution directly on GitHub Pull Requests.

Option A: Chrome Web Store (Recommended)

Option B: Manual Install

GitHub Token
You can use either GitHub's Fine Grained Tokens (recommended) or the classic tokens.

4. View Attribution

Make AI edits, commit, then view attribution in CLI or GitHub PRs:

Chrome Extension Features

CLI Reference

How It Works

Troubleshooting

Contributing

Prerequisites

Setup

Commands

Project Structure

Publishing

npm:

Chrome: Automatically built on GitHub releases.

Roadmap

Contributions welcome! Here's what we'd love help with: