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Open source Git extension<br>Know which AI wrote each line.<br>Autter CLI turns AI code into traceable Git history, so new teams can trust what shipped from the first commit.<br>Install CLIView GitHub

autter blame<br>git native<br>Codex

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The Autter standard already has support across the agent tools developers use every day.

First install, first answer.<br>No new dashboard to learn. Commit normally and Autter shows the human-to-AI split immediately.<br>How Autter worksAI blame referenceStats commandAdd your agent

Autter-dev<br>autter-cli

Open source Git extension for line-level AI attribution. Track the agent, model, and prompt behind every generated line.<br>install<br>curl ... | bash

license<br>Apache 2.0

mode<br>local-first

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A record agents cannot explain away.<br>Autter records explicit line-level attribution as the code is written, then carries that context through normal Git history.

No workflow change<br>Prompt, edit, commit, and push exactly as you do today. Autter attaches attribution in the background.

Local-first by default<br>Use the open source CLI fully offline, with no account required and no prompt upload required.

No git hooks<br>Autter does not wrap Git or rely on per-repo hooks, so normal Git commands stay fast.

Git-native record<br>Line attribution is stored with Git Notes, giving teams a durable record across common Git operations.

Install once. Keep committing.<br>Start local-only, then connect to the Autter platform when your team wants dashboards, prompt search, and audit history.<br>Read CLI docs<br>Install<br>Mac, Linux, and Windows through WSL.

curl -sSL https://autter.dev/install.sh | bash<br>Attribute<br>A git blame companion that shows human and AI authorship.

autter blame src/log_fmt/authorship_log.rs<br>Measure<br>Summarize accepted AI lines, human edits, tools, and models.

autter stats --json<br>Onboard<br>Choose local-only mode or connect to the Autter platform.

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Add AI attribution to your next commit.<br>Install the CLI, choose local-only mode, and see AI authorship without changing how your team writes code.

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