Source Trace - AI Git Blame and Stats

AI tracks tokens. Git tracks commits. Neither tells the full story: who exactly wrote that line - you or AI? How much code survives? Which model you used last month?

Source Trace solves this by tagging every line to the person, agent, and model. It tracks how much AI code was generated vs committed in Git, and shows which models work best in your codebase.

Getting Started

• Install the Source Trace extension
• Open the Source Trace panel and click "Log In"
• Start coding - Source Trace automatically tracks your AI coding
• Click "Open Dashboard" to view your analytics online at https://app.srctrace.com

Authentication for the extension uses OAuth login with Google in your browser, then redirects back to VS Code.

Key Features

• AI Blame: see exactly what code was generated by AI - even when the commit is authored by you or your teammate. Find which agents and models were used, months later.
• Track Code Churn: visualize daily coding stats across AI and manual edits - even code which was written but didn't survive. Head to https://app.srctrace.com to see your data
• Compare Models: find which AI agents and models produce code that survives review and work best in your codebase.

Privacy

• We do not sell your data. We are not affiliated with AI model or cloud providers.
• Like in best-in-class tools, plain text code does not leave your machine.
• AI Blame uses your Git for storage.
• Repository URLs, file names, and commit data are hashed with a one-way function, so we can deduplicate data and power your analytics dashboard.

More Information

• Supported AI Tools: Codex, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Kilo Code, RooCode. More coming soon!
• Website https://srctrace.com
• Dashboard https://app.srctrace.com
• Privacy Policy https://srctrace.com/privacy
• Terms of Service https://srctrace.com/terms