Developer Tool / Version control / provenance
A CLI/library for line-level provenance in text edited by humans and agents, using version history to estimate which ranges are human-written versus machine-generated.
The page clearly presents a real AI-adjacent developer tool with a specific job: identifying human vs. agent-authored text ranges from git history. The README explains the problem, the approach, and how to use it, including CLI examples and install/test commands. That gives enough evidence for a useful public listing.
The snapshot does not show the algorithm’s limits, supported file types beyond plain text/Markdown, or whether the project is packaged for broader reuse beyond a local git repository. There are no screenshots, release notes, or usage examples beyond a single CLI invocation.
Last evaluated 22 days ago. Current rank #1548. Up 6 spots in the rankings.
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