[Feature request] Add (codex) to author in commit message and as "codex ${model}" as Co-author # Aider feature parity / convention
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened May 14, 2025 by gwpl Closed Aug 7, 2025
To follow Aider convention, please consider adding feature:
that adds "(codex)" to author name in commit messages by default (or when enabled by flag / config setting) , like defined here in Aider:
and as "codex ${model}" as Co-author , like defined here in Aider:
Helpful for LLM/Agent coder Behaviour Summary:
temporary workaround:
For now users can instruct codex to :
* for commiting use: `GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="$(git config user.name) (codex)" git commit` to append " (codex)" to author name.
2 Comments
Thank you for the feature request! We're primarily focused on the native/Rust implementation of Codex CLI. Please try the latest version and let us know if this is still relevant. If so, we'd be happy to consider a PR to the
codex-rs/implementation.Hey folks, I maintain a few open source projects and I really value git attribution because it's transparent when I receive changes from unknown authors. Would really love to see this supported.
I have a working implementation that restores the
Co-authored-bytrailer feature as opt-in, matching the Aider convention requested here. Related: #14994, #18095, #14051, #23007, #19799.Branch:
franciscojavierarceo/codex@feat/git-commit-attributionWhat it does:
[features] codex_git_commit = trueinconfig.tomlCo-authored-by: Codex o4-mini <noreply@openai.com>commit_attributionconfig key (which was available before the feature was removed in d18a7c982):commit_attribution = "MyOrg Codex <codex@myorg.com>"commit_attribution = ""to disable while keeping the feature flag onHappy to open a PR if the team is interested.