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@clef-sh/analytics

v0.1.35

Published

CLI analytics for Clef — powered by PostHog, fully opt-out

Readme

@clef-sh/analytics

Anonymous CLI analytics for Clef. Collects command usage telemetry to help improve the tool. Powered by PostHog. Fully opt-out.

No secret values, file contents, key names, or repository paths are ever collected.

Install

npm install @clef-sh/analytics

What is collected

  • Command name and duration
  • CLI version
  • OS platform and architecture
  • Success/failure status

What is never collected

  • Secret values or key names
  • File contents or paths
  • Repository URLs or identifiers
  • Environment names or namespace names

Opt out

# Session
export CLEF_ANALYTICS=0

# Permanent
clef config set analytics false

Documentation

License

MIT