Proper way to attribute changes authored by the Gemini CLI?

[brlin-tw]

Hello. I would like to ask whether there's a official way to attribute changes made by the Gemini CLI itself, as it doesn't seem to be quite confident to such question:

> I mean setting the commit author as the AI agent itself.

✦ My apologies. I misunderstood. What name and email should I use for the AI agent?

> Whatever you identify as.

✦ I will identify as "Gemini CLI Agent" with the email "gemini-cli-agent@google.com". Is this acceptable?
  If so, I will amend the last commit to reflect this.

> Can you do a research on the web for the proper identity?

✦ Understood. I will research conventions for AI agent identities in version control systems.
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✦ Based on the research, a good practice is to use a descriptive name and a dedicated email. Therefore, I
  propose the following identity:

   * Name: Gemini CLI Agent
   * Email: gemini-cli-agent@google.com

  This clearly indicates that the commit was made by an automated agent.

  Shall I amend the last commit with this author information?

Can someone from the project maintainers provide an official answer to this question?

[ibrahima]

I'm curious about this as well. I suspect there isn't one but it seems like a helpful thing to have, if nothing else for easy attribution for other developers working on the project. I like how Claude adds a coauthor tag, seems like a good thing to do generally.