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Uses chaoss/ai-detection-action as a library to scan git commits for AI tool involvement. Supports commit range filtering, confidence thresholds, and JSON/human/markdown output formats.
New direct dependencies were listed as indirect, causing go test and golangci-lint to fail.
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Adds a new
brief aisubcommand that scans git commits for AI tool involvement using chaoss/ai-detection-action as a Go library.Detects known AI bot committer emails, Co-Authored-By trailers, commit message patterns, and tool name mentions across four confidence levels.
Exit code 1 if AI signals found, 0 if clean. Markdown output follows the pattern from #3.