git-privacy

To remove Co-Authored-By lines from git commits, you need a privacy enforcement mechanism that blocks AI attribution indicators across standard commit workflows. This prevents AI authorship metadata from appearing in your commit history and pull requests.

Yes, you can block "Generated with" footers in pull requests automatically by applying an attribution privacy rule. This enforces default privacy across PR titles and bodies while still allowing legitimate AI feature descriptions in the text.

Git-privacy affects both commit messages and branch naming to prevent leakage of model info. It applies across standard git workflows including commits, PR creation, and branch generation to comprehensively enforce attribution privacy.

To disable attribution blocking and show AI authorship, edit the icc.config.json file and set the git privacy option to false. This provides an easy opt-out mechanism when you need to display AI attribution in your git history.

The best way to prevent AI model info leakage in sensitive code is to enforce attribution privacy that blocks Co-Authored-By lines and generated footers. This ensures no attribution lines appear in history or PR discussions during collaboration.