What humans and AI agents shipped
Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor and Codex now write a real part of your code. Gitmore labels every pull request and commit by who wrote it, so you can see AI share, merge rates and time to merge per agent, across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.
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Every agent, one ledger
Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Devin, Google Jules, Aider and Windsurf, side by side with your team.
Merge rate and time to merge
See how each agent's pull requests fare: how many merge, how long they take, and which repositories rely on them most.
Conservative by design
No signal means human. The AI share Gitmore reports is a floor you can trust, not an estimate.
AI writes code. Nobody knows how much
Most teams can't answer simple questions about their AI coding agents: how many of last month's pull requests came from Claude Code? Do Copilot's PRs get merged, or do they sit waiting for review? Is the AI share of changes growing faster than your review capacity?
Vendor dashboards only count their own tool, and only on their own platform. Enterprise engineering analytics tools charge per developer and take weeks to set up.
Gitmore reads the signals agents already leave in your Git data and keeps one ledger across every agent and every provider, at a flat price.
How Gitmore recognizes agents
Co-author trailers
Co-authored-by lines that agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot add to commits.
Generated-with footers
Footers like “Generated with Claude Code” in commit messages and PR descriptions.
Agent accounts
Pull requests opened by agent bot accounts (Copilot coding agent, Devin, Jules, Codex and others).
Agent branches
Branch prefixes agents create, such as copilot/ and cursor/.
PR majority
A pull request counts as agent-written when most of its own commits are.
Agent self-reports
Agents can post what they did and why through Gitmore's API, for example from a Claude Code hook.
How it works
Connect your repositories
GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, in a couple of minutes. The last 30 days are imported straight away.
Open the ledger
Humans vs each agent for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, per repository, with recent changes.
Get told when it matters
Alerts for agent PRs waiting on a human and for spikes in AI share. The same data is in reports, chat and the MCP server.
Frequently asked questions
No. Detection only uses metadata already in your Git events: commit messages, PR descriptions, author accounts and branch names. Gitmore never reads your source code.
Then Gitmore counts the change as human. That's deliberate: it means the AI share you see is a reliable floor rather than a guess.
GitHub, GitLab (including self-hosted) and Bitbucket Cloud, all in one ledger.
Yes. The ledger is on every plan and doesn't use AI credits.
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