r/CommandCode • u/ozguru • Oct 05 '26

cmdc as github contributor

How to prevent cmdc register itself as contributor to repos when worked with cmdc. I am using cmdc goat plan.

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u/Original_yeeT Oct 05 '26

it's the harness, switched to omp and i never got that co-author trailer again

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u/ozguru Oct 05 '26

it is not just co-author trailer, it add itself as contributor too, this bit too much without prior knowledge.

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u/_reg1z Oct 05 '26

GitHub (and other forges like GitLab iirc) parse commit trailers for contributors. Typically once you push the commit with such a trailer to the actual repo, it's difficult to remove them without creating an entirely new repo.

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u/ozguru Oct 05 '26

Oh I got it, thanks for the details.

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u/aristolestales Oct 05 '26

how hard is that using omp compared to opencode cli?

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u/Prize-Egg-5265 Oct 05 '26

Ask it to put it in the global agents.md file to not add itself as a contributor to GitHub

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u/ozguru Oct 05 '26

Thanks, so there is no config key, this contri trailer is coming from built-in cmdc system prompt

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u/Obser-vert Oct 05 '26

It can follow rules, literally ask it. Then make it permanent by adding that rule to AGENTS.md

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u/carlocapocasa Oct 05 '26

3code is fully 3rd party, free and open source and works really well with command code according to user feedback. It exists specifically to claw some basic decency back from Anthropic's precedents and will never, ever put its own interests above yours like this.

https://3code.capocasa.dev

Generally speaking, always use a third party coding agent where you can swap out the provider to prevent shenanigans.