Quick start
From an empty folder to your first AI-vs-human attribution report — in under five minutes.
Install the CLI
Pick the one-liner for your platform. It downloads the binary, runs blamely install, and wires up the daemon and git hooks.
macOS
curl -sSL https://blamely.ai/blamely-mac-install.sh | bashLinux
curl -sSL https://blamely.ai/blamely-linux-install.sh | bashWindows (PowerShell)
powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "irm https://blamely.ai/blamely-windows-install.ps1 | iex"Full details: Install the CLI.
Verify
Confirm the daemon is running and your AI tools were auto-detected.
blamely statusCreate a new directory
Start fresh so you can watch attribution build from the very first line.
mkdir my-project
cd my-projectInitialize git
Blamely stores attribution alongside your commits, so the folder needs to be a git repository.
git initCreate a README and make the initial commit
echo "# My Project" > README.md
git add README.md
git commit -m "initial commit"Write code with your AI assistant
Open the project in your editor and let your assistant generate code. Blamely records each line as AI or human as you go — no extra steps.
Claude
Copilot
Cursor
Codex
OpenCode
AntigravityDevin
Commit your work
Stage your changes
git add .Commit
git commit -m "first blamely commit"A summary bar prints the moment the commit lands:
AI 59% (20) [] Human 41% (14)Inspect what was attributed
The attribution is saved as a git note on the commit, so it travels with your repository.
Open the full HTML report
Generates a rich, shareable report and opens it in your browser.
blamely report HEAD --htmlOr read the report in your terminal
blamely report HEADWhere to go next
- CLI commands — every subcommand and flag.
- How it works — the detection model, the hook flow, the git notes layout.
- Reports — read attribution from the git notes Blamely writes on every commit.
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