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expr-lang/expr
Read from the 100 most recently merged pull requests ·
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≥1%
Attributed
a floor
1
Attributed PRs
99
Other PRs
100
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Attributed — the latest 1
The rest — the latest 5
#979 Add Betterleaks to Expr usage examples
0 reviews · 13h to merge
#952 feat: allow field access on concrete types behind interface values
1 round · 3 reviews · 65.1d to merge
#963 fix(vm): clear error when fetching field from string at runtime
0 reviews · 9h to merge
#954 fix(compiler): pop stale bool from stack in emitLoopBackwards
2 reviews · 3h to merge
#944 docs: add Kargo's usage of expr
0 reviews · 33h to merge
How this was measured
1% of merged commits carry agent attribution — a floor, not the share; tools that only complete code inline leave no commit trail, so the unattributed side includes AI-assisted work; reads 100 of 239 merged PRs — the rest have not been analyzed yet.
Detected: GitHub Copilot coding agent.
“Attributed” means a commit carried an agent’s signature — a co-author trailer, an agent commit identity, or an agent bot account. Tools that only complete code inline leave no such mark, so the other column is “rest”, not “human-written”. Full method and its limits
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