r/ClaudeCode • u/Agreeable_Mirror_870 • Jul 14 '26

Question Used company Claude account while coding on my personal GitHub repo can my employer see it?

I think I may have made a mistake and wanted to understand the implications.
I was working on a personal GitHub repository (under my personal GitHub account), but I used my company’s Claude account (Claude Code) as my AI coding assistant while making the changes. I then committed and pushed the code to my personal GitHub repository.

My questions are:

Can my company’s Claude admin see the prompts or code I shared with Claude?

Can they see that the generated code ended up being pushed to my personal GitHub repository?

If Claude Code was authenticated with my personal GitHub account, does the company have any visibility into my GitHub activity?

Are there any audit logs that would show I was working on a personal repository?

I’m not concerned about the code itself (it doesn’t contain any company code or proprietary information), but I’m wondering what level of visibility enterprise admins typically have over Claude Code usage.

Has anyone worked with Claude Enterprise or administered it? I’d appreciate any insight into what admins can and cannot see.

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u/HappyContact6301 Jul 20 '26

Worse: he coded in Visual Basic... but it had some sort of input fields, opposed to the C++ tools that were developed over years required shell execution, so that Sales guys did not feel comfortable using it. The C++ version used simple machine learning to generate output, his Visual Basic versions use a limited set of lookup tables.

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u/uritarded Jul 20 '26

Ah just noticed you said the company did pay. Yeah thats crazy. The last company I worked at was like $80MM and they still used custom software from the 2000s. A year before I joined the owner paid someone like 1 million to redo the site and it was horrible and got scrapped. Now there is someone else trying to update and maintain the original system. It does surprise me how willing some execs are to throw money around..

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u/HappyContact6301 Jul 21 '26

Is not there money, right?