Agent Commits Are Now Attributed to Effigate Command Center
Commits and pull requests made by your agents are now clearly attributed to Effigate Command Center, so your repository history reflects who did the work.
Summary
Commits and pull requests created by an agent's run are now clearly credited to Effigate Command Center in your repository history, instead of carrying a generic default from the underlying coding tool.
What You Gain
Previously, a commit or pull request made by one of your agents carried whatever default attribution its underlying coding assistant happened to use — which didn't tell you, or anyone reviewing your repository's history later, that the work came through Effigate Command Center specifically. Now every agent-authored commit and pull request clearly states that it was generated with Effigate Command Center, making your repository's history easier to read and audit at a glance.
How It Works
- Every commit and pull request an agent creates now carries a clear Effigate Command Center attribution line.
- This is enforced for every supported coding assistant your agents use, so the attribution holds consistently across providers.
Where to Find It
This applies automatically to every new agent commit and pull request — there's nothing to turn on.
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