4 comments

  • spuz 40 minutes ago
    > A git repository is already a history of versions each carrying a provenance marker — every revision of the file, in order, with the author of the change that made it.

    Maybe I'm missing how people use AI these days but when I have an agent working locally, all git commits have my authorship attached.

    • eighttrigrams 20 minutes ago
      I take care of that in two ways, 1) is via claude hooks, I make sure these are tagged as claude, 2) my sandboxed agents have git env vars set, with the same effect.
      • spuz 4 minutes ago
        Does Claude run git commit on every change it makes? Doesn't that pollute your git history?
  • alansaber 1 hour ago
    Cool, we do the same thing, but we also denote when a line is "AI generated but was modified by a human" (aka human made anything upwards of a 1 character change).
    • eighttrigrams 19 minutes ago
      I'll probably be annoyed enough soon that I want that level of granularity, too
  • gritzko 3 hours ago
    Interesting. I use annotations for that. But even if agents ignore them 1 out of 100 cases, I have enough cases here to see it happen.
  • vancekai 2 hours ago
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