Buildermark: Open Source Tool for Measuring AI-Generated Code Percentage
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David Cann
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Summary
Buildermark is an open-source tool that helps developers measure how much of their code is AI-generated by matching coding agent diffs with commits. The tool calculates the percentage of code written by AI agents versus human developers, providing insights into AI adoption in development workflows. It runs natively on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and is available on Product Hunt as a launch product.
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Buildermark matches your coding agent diffs with commits to calculate how much is by agents.
Open source. Runs natively on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Measure how much of your code is AI-generated. Open source.
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