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Not the one down-voting you btw. Disagreeing is fine by me.

I would ask you tho: What incentive do AI vendors have to even try and detect this? It's in their interest to use the most naive interpretation, i.e. what my original comment mentioned, as it shows how "good" their models are, coz nobody ever changes much if anything ;)

Never mind that they really can't unless they're going "creepy mode". If I use Claude/Codex et. al. to agentically write something, then let the session just sit while I go about in my IDE changing things and then I commit and push, are you telling me that the vendors do or should track all of the changes made to the files they touched and report back to base what got overridden by me, the human?