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## Context PRs generated by Claude Code web sessions (e.g. #22648) still carried a bare `claude.ai/code/session_...` link and a "Generated by Claude Code" footer, which do not comply with the project's committed Claude settings. The existing `.claude/settings.json` already set `attribution.commit` and `attribution.pr` to empty strings, which suppresses the generic "Generated with Claude Code" footer. But the web session URL is a separate feature: web sessions add the session link to PR bodies and a `Claude-Session` git trailer to commits, controlled by `attribution.sessionUrl` (available from Claude Code v2.1.182), not by the `commit`/`pr` attribution text. Since that field was unset, the session link leaked through. ## Changes - `.claude/settings.json`: - Add `"sessionUrl": false` to the `attribution` object so the session URL is omitted from both PR bodies and commit trailers. - Extend the `SessionStart` hook instructions to explicitly cover GitHub PR descriptions, PR/issue comments and reviews (not just commits and files), and to discourage code comments unless strictly necessary (TypeScript directives or short "why" comments for non-obvious business logic). ## Notes The public schemastore schema referenced by `$schema` lags behind the CLI and does not yet list `sessionUrl`, so editors may show a harmless validation hint until it updates. The Claude Code parser supports the field, per the on-the-web docs. Co-authored-by: martmull <martin@twenty.com>
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