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2,588 merged pull requests across 9 repositories over the 90 days to September 28, 2026.

13.8%

of merged pull requests disclosed agent work.

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Codex
  • Devin
  • other agents
  • inferred
  • people

15.2% counting inferred agents as well. The accounts behind that figure and the reason each one is counted are listed below.

2,508
PRs by people or agents
345
with a declared agent
35
by inferred agents
6
agents at work

agents

declared · inferred PRs
  1. Claude Code309·
  2. Serge327
  3. Cursor18·
  4. GitHub Copilot14·
  5. Personal agent account08
  6. Codex1·

repositories

declared share · bus factor
  1. transformers
    20.5%
    857 PRs
    11 people cover half
  2. trl
    5.4%
    593 PRs
    2 people cover half
  3. diffusers
    19.3%
    290 PRs
    3 people cover half
  4. lerobot
    15.3%
    274 PRs
    3 people cover half
  5. peft
    5.4%
    186 PRs
    5 people cover half
  6. sentence-transformers
    7.1%
    140 PRs
    2 people cover half
  7. pytorch-image-models
    17.7%
    62 PRs
    3 people cover half
  8. datasets
    10.3%
    58 PRs
    3 people cover half
  9. candle
    4.2%
    48 PRs
    5 people cover half

bus factor · the fewest people who account for half a repo's merged work, with an agent's pull requests credited to the person who steered it

models named

where a trailer names one
  • Claude Sonnet 4.6 · 107
  • Claude Opus 5 · 79
  • Claude Opus 4.8 · 53
  • Claude Fable 5 · 51
  • Claude Fable 5.1 · 12
  • Claude Opus 5.5 · 4
  • Claude Opus 4.7 · 3
  • Claude Code · 2

inferred accounts

shown apart from the headline
  1. sergereview28 PRs

    "[serge] Fix integration tests" in huggingface/transformers

  2. 1 personal agent account8 PRs

    user accounts named for the person who runs them, with agent-style fix PRs

personal agent accounts are counted and left unnamed, because their names point at the person who runs them

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