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Add Source Trace to Developer Productivity Tools#419

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🚀 Summary

Source Trace adds AI Git Blame, and model comparison - based on how much code is written/committed/later deleted. VS Code extension has git blame decoration, and commit history view. Both VS Code extensions and standalone CLI agents are supported: Claude, Codex, Opencode, etc.

✅ Checklist

  • I have read the contribution guidelines
  • The tool is AI-related and useful for developers
  • I have added a short, clear description of the tool
  • The link is not a duplicate of an existing one
  • The title of the link is properly capitalized
  • The link follows the Awesome List format (- [Tool Name](link) – description)
  • My change does not include unrelated files or changes

📌 Why is this tool awesome?

AFAIK, this is the only tool which does AI Git Blame without git hooks/agent hooks setup. It also provides model-related metrics (for all major coding agents), with 1-click setup - friendly for solo devs or small teams.

🔗 Link

https://srctrace.com/

📝 Additional context

We built Source Trace, so we can know which agent/model wrote exactly which line of code - e.g. lines 10-15 added by claude with Sonnet 4.6 model. We found that some models are producing low-quality code, so also added dashboard to show "survival rate" per model - e.g. Grok Fast writes 1000 lines, but only 500 survive to commit.

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