All it takes to remove Claude attribution is something like this

git filter-branch -f --msg-filter 'sed "/Claude/d"'

That's before realising things like DeepSeek don't add the trailer

Be pleased that people are generally not trying to hide it, but also don't trust its absence, look at the commit patterns

Claude has established precedent that Claude credits itself on commits unless you direct it not to. I don't fight it, I would rather people looking back know... Yes, I used this tool - no, it's not "responsible" for the code, I am.

Same for me, but that's because I have a rule saying to the claude to not interact with git unless instructed, and I commit manually after reviewing every line of code changed. The bot runs in its own container, isolated from all credentials, so it can't push commits and can't access production. I also hate that the super long commit messages, so I just want to write it myself.

Basically if you are surrenderinf your entire PC to AI, then you'll not get those commit messages authored by claude.

All my colleagues instead gave it access to the whole work pc including ssh keys, and the bot can do whatever the fuck it wants with the whole repo on github. It co-authors every single commit. Our master branch pushed straight to prod, and is not protected, and all our team is repo admin anyway. It's complete insanity, bordering criminal negligence.

GitHub parses "Co-authored-by" trailers Claude Code adds to all its commits by default.

I have seen commits that were coauthored or something.
Maybe the official AI plugin makes github able to sign a commit by two entities?

I've been working on a fully open source Obsidian Notes clone for over a year, and now that the decompilation AI tool just dropped I'm not sure people will believe me when I say I didn't use AI

you have the butthole profile pic??