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When Cyrus makes commits on your behalf, it uses a dedicated Git committer identity so you can clearly distinguish agent-made commits from human ones.

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Committer Configuration

Cyrus uses the following Git identity for all commits:
FieldValue
Committer Namecyrusagent
Committer Email208047790+cyrusagent@users.noreply.github.com
These are the default values. Every commit made by the Cyrus agent will appear in your Git history under this identity, making it easy to filter and audit agent activity.

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Changing the Committer Identity

How you edit the Git committer identity depends on your runtime: Cloud-Hosted Runtime Update the committer name and email in the Cyrus dashboard at Settings → Behaviours. Self-Hosted Runtime Update the global Git config for the user account that runs the cyrus CLI: 
git config --global user.name "your-name"
git config --global user.email "your-email@example.com"

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What’s Next

The committer identity ties directly into how deploy previews work. To learn how to use deploy previews to review Cyrus’s changes end-to-end, see Deploy Previews. cyrus-f1

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