Félix Malfait
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## What
Adds a committed `.claude/settings.json` that turns off Claude Code's
git attribution:
```json
{ "attribution": { "commit": "", "pr": "" } }
```
- `commit: ""` removes the `Co-Authored-By: Claude` trailer from commit
messages.
- `pr: ""` removes the "Generated with Claude Code" text from PR
descriptions.
Also narrows the `.gitignore` rule from `.claude/` to `.claude/*` +
`!.claude/settings.json`, so this one shared config is tracked while
personal `.claude/` files (plans, `settings.local.json`, etc.) stay
ignored. Includes the schemastore `$schema` for editor
autocomplete/validation.
## Why
Cloud (Claude Code on the web) sessions clone the repo fresh and read
**committed** repo config, but do **not** read a developer's local
`~/.claude/settings.json`. Setting attribution only at the user level
(the usual advice) therefore has no effect on cloud-created commits/PRs.
Committing it to the repo is what applies to every future cloud session
— and to all contributors using Claude Code on this repo.
## Scope
This is repo-wide: it affects every contributor using Claude Code on
`twenty`, not just one person. Easy to scope down later via
`.claude/settings.local.json` if anyone wants attribution back locally.
## Follow-up / verification
Per the docs, `attribution.commit: ""` hides commit text "including any
trailers", so it should also suppress the cloud-only `Claude-Session:`
trailer and the PR session-URL line — but that cloud trailer is
undocumented, so it will be confirmed on the first cloud PR opened from
a session based on `main` after this merges. If it survives, a one-line
guard in `CLAUDE.md` (also loaded in cloud) is the fallback.
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_Generated by [Claude
Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01PipZFnzew1VuU48kiHm35R)_
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