Attribute Link CLI requests to invoking AI agents - #344
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Link CLI requests currently identify the CLI version but not the invoking coding agent. Append
AIAgent/<normalized-agent>to the default User-Agent on Link API and authentication requests when a recognized environment signal is present. For example, a Codex invocation sendslink-cli/<version> AIAgent/codex_cli.The detector follows Stripe CLI's current eight-agent taxonomy and first-match priority, including Claude and Codex host fallbacks. It emits only normalized slugs.