Know your AI‑generated code.
Track AI adoption across your engineering team. See which lines, commits, and developers rely on AI — and what it costs. The visibility layer your codebase is missing.
Works with every AI coding tool
The problem
AI is everywhere in your codebase.
But leadership can't answer basic questions about it.
Is our AI investment actually being used?
You bought Copilot seats and enabled Claude Code. But adoption is invisible. No dashboard shows how much AI code ships.
What does AI coding cost per sprint?
Token spend is scattered across tools, models, and developers. Without tracking, your AI budget is a black box.
Who's shipping AI code — and who isn't?
Some engineers write 80% AI code. Others haven't started. You can't drive adoption without visibility.
How it works
Three commands. Full visibility.
Install
One command. No dependencies. Works on macOS, Linux, and WSL.
Scan
Zero config. Detects AI-authored commits automatically from Co-Authored-By trailers.
Understand
AI adoption %, token cost, per-developer breakdown — in your terminal.
Features
Everything you need to understand your AI.
Line-Level Attribution
Know exactly which lines were AI-generated, not just which commits.
Zero-Setup Detection
Run gitintel scan on any repo. Detects Co-Authored-By trailers instantly.
Cost Intelligence
Track token usage and USD cost per commit, developer, and sprint.
Open Standard
Attribution stored in git refs. Readable without GitIntel installed.
All AI Agents
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Gemini, and any custom agent.
Local-First
100% offline. Your code never leaves your machine. No cloud required.
Get started in seconds.
curl -fsSL https://gitintel.com/install | sh
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Why GitIntel?
Open Source
Built in the open.
GitIntel is MIT licensed and open source. Every line of code is on GitHub.
Or contribute: read our CONTRIBUTING.md
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
No. The post-commit hook runs in milliseconds. Attribution is computed asynchronously and stored in git notes, which don't affect your working tree or commit speed.
Yes. GitIntel detects AI-authored commits via Co-Authored-By trailers (used by Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot). Run gitintel scan on any repo — no setup required.
Never. GitIntel is 100% local-first. All data stays in a local SQLite database and git notes. No cloud, no telemetry, no network calls unless you explicitly opt into cloud sync.
Attribution is stored in git notes at refs/ai/authorship/{sha} using a YAML schema (gitintel/1.0.0). It's an open standard — readable with plain git notes even without GitIntel installed.
Yes. Run gitintel scan to retroactively detect AI-authored commits from your git history. It works by parsing Co-Authored-By trailers that AI tools add to commits.
Yes. GitIntel is MIT licensed and open source. The CLI tool is free forever. We may offer a hosted dashboard for teams in the future, but the core tool will always be free and self-hostable.