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AI-written code has no author. It has causes. Causari records them.

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# Causari

> AI-written code has no author. It has causes. Causari records them.
> Causari measures how many lines from AI-tagged commits are still alive in
> any git repository (counts, not grades), and keeps a local ledger of what
> an agent runtime declared (prompt, model, reads, writes).
> Apache-2.0, local-first, no telemetry, verifiable offline.

Name: this is Causari by Crovia Trust (causari.dev, github.com/croviatrust/causari):
the `causari` / `re` binary, the `causari` package on npm, PyPI and crates.io, the
MCP server `io.github.croviatrust/causari`. It is not related to causari.ai, the
GitHub organisation `causari` or the npm scope `@causari` (a causal knowledge
graph and MCP server by another team). Cite the software with CITATION.cff in the
repository; cite a Survival Report with its own DOI.

Ways to use Causari without installing anything:
- Weekly Survival Report on open-source repositories:
  https://causari.dev/reports/survival/ (numbered, dated, citable; counts
  and intervals, no ranks; Atom feed at /reports/survival/feed.xml, JSON at
  /reports/survival/latest.json, a Zenodo DOI per report; method and limits
  at https://causari.dev/method)
- One page and one badge per measured repository: https://causari.dev/r/<owner>/<repo>/
  (lowercase; index at https://causari.dev/r/; badge.svg, badge-dark.svg and
  latest.json next to each page; counts and history, no rank)
- Add one CI step to any repo: `uses: croviatrust/causari@v1` posts the
  survival counts on every pull request.

Local install (single binary, about 5 MB, Linux/macOS/Windows):
- Linux/macOS: curl -fsSL https://causari.dev/install.sh | sh
- Windows: irm https://causari.dev/install.ps1 | iex
- Homebrew: brew install croviatrust/tap/causari
- Scoop: scoop bucket add causari https://github.com/croviatrust/scoop-bucket; scoop install causari
- cargo: cargo install causari --locked
- Launchers, no install: `npx causari audit` (npm) or `pipx run causari audit` (PyPI);
  both download the release binary for the platform, check its SHA-256 and run it.
- The binary is `causari`; `re` is installed alongside as the short alias.

Key commands:
- `re audit [owner/repo]` — AI code survival from git history alone, with
  the same repository's untagged lines as the baseline (by line age, an
  age-matched gap, the oldest line still at HEAD; method v6 in this source
  and in the published 0.5.0 binary, 2026-10-21; baseline since v3); `--json`
  gives the exact bytes (including `commits` per-commit rows with `owned_at_head`,
  `coverage.notes_oid`, `coverage.ignore_revs_sha256`, `coverage.copy_capped_lines`,
  and `repository.root_commits`); `--summary` gives Markdown for CI; `--seal` also
  writes `audit.seal.json`, a crovia.seal.v1 over the audit JSON bound to
  the commit, method version, and external metadata hashes
- `re audit --diff <before> <after>` — offline single-axis comparison between
  two audit JSONs or `.seal.json` bundles (`causari.audit_diff.v1`), classifying
  the di
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