Pulse
2026-09-18-v3.0
Dataset
2026-09-18-v3.0
Ruleset
b2e8889c66f7
Scanned
2026-09-16
Window
February–September 15, 2026
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01Result

tensorflow/tensorflow ↗

tensorflow/tensorflow AI coding statistics: 0.3%

of 8,598 commits in February–September 15, 2026 were committed by an AI agent — a floor, not an estimate
0.3% agent · top contributor 17.9%15 contributors
org-wide

Adoption is broad. Many contributors are committing agent-authored work, which is what a real organisational rollout looks like.

28
agent commits
8,570
other considered commits
15
agent contributors
17.9%
largest contributor

02Drivers

What shapes this result

Mode, timing, and detected signatures show whether the result reflects broad adoption or one concentrated workflow.

Assisted or autonomous

28assisted
0autonomous

Assisted — a developer’s identity authored the commit and the agent added itself as co-author. Autonomous — a bot identity authored the commit without a human identity attached. Across the whole index, 96% of agent commits are assisted.

Agent share by month

Agent-attributed commit share by month
MonthAgent shareConsidered commits
2026-010%3
2026-020%941
2026-030%1149
2026-040%1364
2026-050%1234
2026-061.5%1193
2026-070.4%1145
2026-080.4%1171
2026-090%398

Peak month: 1.5%. Bars are scaled to that peak, not to 100%.

Which agents

AgentVendorCommitsShare
Gemini CLIGoogle250.3%
Claude CodeAnthropic30%

03Evidence

Inspect the matches

Public commit samples let you inspect the signatures behind the aggregate result.

Matched commit samples

04Method

What entered the denominator

The result begins with commit history, removes merges and routine automation, and reports literal agent signatures as a lower bound.

Exclusion ledger

Commits in window9,084
Merge commits removed−436
CI / dependency bots removed−50
Considered8,598

Bots are excluded from the denominator entirely. Agent attribution requires a literal supported signature; no code-style inference is used.

05Provenance

Pinned to a source state

This observation names the repository state, release, and detector that produced it. Use these identifiers when reproducing or citing the result.

Dataset release
2026-09-18-v3.0
Scan date
2026-09-16
Ruleset
sha256:b2e8889c66f72c18a61839f0bf1a9f77b5481ba2def044dba33c797b2f2bdcae
Canonical repository
tensorflow/tensorflow
Default branch
master
Resolved HEAD
4c67bc4447b91b31ad479328da1a1ec0087ff3c3 ↗
Resolved
2026-09-16
Measurement window
February–September 15, 2026
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06Peer context

Position among comparable repositories

The cohort uses the same release and measurement window, then narrows to the repository’s ecosystem and removes low-activity observations.

CohortC/C++ · 127 eligible repositories · at least 100 considered commits2026-09-18-v3.0 · February–September 15, 2026 · 51 of 178 ecosystem repositories excluded
Agent-commit share position47th percentile

Midrank percentile; equal shares split the tied positions.

Repository
0.3%
Cohort median
0.4%
Share rank
66 / 127
0th50th100th

Percentile = (repositories below + half of 5 tied repositories) ÷ 127.

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Claude Code commitsBrowse repositories with detected Claude Code signatures →Gemini CLI commitsBrowse repositories with detected Gemini CLI signatures →GitHub AI commit analyzerInspect another repository with the same evidence model →
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