What problem does it solve?
It helps you detect and eliminate AI-attribution signals (like Co-Authored-By footers and AI-typical phrasing) that can appear across your GitHub activity before they affect how others perceive your work.
Core Features & Use Cases
- GitHub presence scanning: Reviews repositories, profiles, gists, and issue/PR comments for AI-coding or AI-style traces so you can see exactly what a recruiter might find.
- Local audit of git history: Finds commit-level indicators in your local repo to identify bot footers and other authorship signals for potential cleanup.
- Guided fixes with explicit approval: Presents findings as actionable items ranked by severity, then applies changes only after you confirm what to edit, including force-push scenarios when needed.
Use cases include pre-publish checks for an open-source project, profile audits for recruiter-facing signals, and targeted cleanup of leftover AI helper files or wording in READMEs/bios/comments.
Quick Start
Run the audit by asking: scan my GitHub repo, profile, and any provided gists or PRs for AI-attribution traces and list the findings grouped by severity.