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Know what your AI coding spend is actually returning.

GitClear pinpoints which lines of code came from Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, Augment, Codex, or Gemini — then scores durable output against rework, duplication, and defects. One ROI number your board can read.

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AI Code ROI Scorecard — vantara
Copilot
62%
Cursor
28%
Claude
19%
Weekly AI-assisted commits · 12 wk by developer
Low High
41%
AI-attributed lines
22%
Durable change (AI)
79%
Devs using AI (30d)
1.3×
Rework vs. human

AI Quality Research Cited By

InfoWorld (Matt Asay) DevClass InfoWorld (Bill Doerrfeld) Devops.com (Tom Smith) Geekwire Visual Studio Magazine LeadDev (Bill Doerrfeld)
The methodology

One defensible number. Three inputs that can survive a board meeting.

Inspired by Google DORA. GitClear's AI ROI score combines attribution, output quality, and developer experience — so a single number holds up to scrutiny from finance, the board, and your own engineers.

01
Attribution

Which model wrote which line?

No more "we think" or "estimated." GitClear combines three signals to produce line-level attribution with commit-grade confidence.

AI usage APIs Commit heuristics Agent telemetry hooks
02
Output quality

Did the code actually survive?

Diff Delta quantifies durable change vs. churn, per author. Human-authored and LLM-authored lines are measured side by side using the same yardstick.

Diff Delta™ Rework rate Duplication / defect density
03
Dev experience

Is the team better for it?

Productivity gains are hollow if developers are drowning. We fold in self-reported time savings and satisfaction scores — the SPACE framework, made actionable.

Dev surveys Self-reported hours saved Satisfaction (1–5)
Why DORA as a starting point? The same people who gave engineering leaders a defensible way to measure delivery in 2015 are now watching the AI transition closely. GitClear's framework extends DORA's "four keys" with the attribution layer DORA doesn't attempt — because commit-level AI attribution didn't exist when DORA was written.
How it works

From three data sources to one number, in about ten minutes.

Connect your Git host, point GitClear at your AI vendor APIs. Your first scorecard renders before the kickoff call ends.

Ingest

Three sources, unified

GitClear pulls from your Git provider, your AI vendor usage APIs, and a lightweight agent telemetry hook — no proxy, no man-in-the-middle.

GitHub GitLab Bitbucket Azure DevOps Claude Code API or hook Github Copilot Cursor Augment Codex Gemini
Attribute

Line-level authorship

Every line is tagged authored_by_llm with provenance: which model, which session, which developer accepted it. Ambiguous lines get flagged, not guessed.

authored_by_llm Provenance Ambiguity flag
Score

Scorecard + dashboards

A boardroom-ready ROI scorecard plus drill-downs into durable change velocity, AI hotspot directories, and rollout readiness signals.

ROI scorecard Hotspot map Cohort comparison
vs. the rest of the category

Most tools measure adoption. GitClear measures whether the output is worth it.

LinearB, DX, and Jellyfish can tell you how many developers use AI. None of them can tell you whether those developers are shipping durable code — because none of them do line-level attribution.

Capability GitClear LinearB DX Jellyfish
Line-level AI attribution ● Yes ◐ PR-level — No — No
Durable vs. churned code scoring ● Yes (Diff Delta) ◐ Rework rate only — No — No
Human vs. LLM comparative outcomes ● Yes — No — No ◐ Aggregate only
Multi-vendor AI usage API support ● Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Augment, Gemini ● Yes ◐ Copilot only ● Yes
Free self-serve tier ● Yes ◐ DORA only — Demo required — Demo required
Published longitudinal research ● 211M lines, 3 yrs — Vendor claims ◐ Survey-based ◐ Partner research
The research moat

The largest public study of AI's effect on code quality — by a wide margin.

GitClear's AI Copilot Code Quality Report has been cited by MIT Technology Review, TechCrunch, and The New Stack. Our competitors quote our findings in their own marketing. We think you should get them from the source.

211M
lines of code analyzed across three longitudinal studies (2024, 2025, 2026)
increase in duplicate code blocks since AI coding assistants became mainstream
higher code churn from AI power users producing 4–10x more code volume

The numbers above are why this homepage exists. AI has not made developers 50% more productive — not in any codebase we've measured, and we've measured more of them than anyone.

It has created a new class of risk: code that ships faster than the team can reason about it. GitClear's ROI score is the one number that reflects both sides.

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