WhylineBlog
Practical notes on recording what AI coding agents change, and why it matters.
How to track AI-generated code in git
git blame shows who committed a line, not which agent wrote it or what it was asked. Three ways to keep that record, and what each misses.
AI commit trailers: Co-Authored-By, Assisted-by and AI-Agent
What agents write at the end of a commit message, what the Linux kernel asks for instead, and two git commands to find AI-assisted commits.
What an audit trail for AI-written code should record
The fields worth keeping for every AI-assisted change, where to store them, how to treat prompts as sensitive data, and what regulation actually says.