Your Question
The scenario:
When running a formatter like Prettier or ESLint with auto-fix on save (or via a CLI command), the resulting diff can be quite large — sometimes hundreds of lines changed at once, with no keyboard input involved.
My concern:
Looking at the detection methods described in the README, I'm wondering if these bulk formatting changes could be misclassified as AI-generated code, specifically through:
- Large paste detection (>100 characters in a single change)
- Change velocity analysis (>500 characters in <1 second)
Questions:
- Does CodePause differentiate between changes triggered by formatter tools (Prettier, ESLint auto-fix, gofmt, etc.) and actual AI-generated code?
- If not, is there a way to configure exclusions or whitelist certain tools/commands?
- Is this something on the roadmap?
Thanks for the work on this — the core idea of tracking AI usage thoughtfully is something I care about.
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Your Question
The scenario:
When running a formatter like Prettier or ESLint with auto-fix on save (or via a CLI command), the resulting diff can be quite large — sometimes hundreds of lines changed at once, with no keyboard input involved.
My concern:
Looking at the detection methods described in the README, I'm wondering if these bulk formatting changes could be misclassified as AI-generated code, specifically through:
Questions:
Thanks for the work on this — the core idea of tracking AI usage thoughtfully is something I care about.
Context
No response
Question Category
Usage & Features
Checklist