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@latten/adapter-claude-code

v0.1.3

Published

Adapter: parse Claude Code session transcripts (~/.claude/projects/*.jsonl) into a Latten Session. Hashes raw content on-device; the Session carries only hashes, never raw prompts/code/output.

Readme

@latten/adapter-claude-code

Parse Claude Code transcript JSONL into a Latten session model for local cost and waste analysis.

The adapter hashes tool arguments, tool results, command output, code, and assistant text on-device, and drops raw user prompts entirely. The returned session carries token counts, tool types, cost fields, and equality-only hashes; it does not contain raw transcript content.

Install

npm install @latten/adapter-claude-code @latten/cost

Usage

import { readFile } from 'node:fs/promises'
import { parseClaudeCodeTranscript } from '@latten/adapter-claude-code'
import { detectRedundantRoundTrips } from '@latten/cost'

const jsonl = await readFile(
  `${process.env.HOME}/.claude/projects/example/session.jsonl`,
  'utf8',
)

const session = parseClaudeCodeTranscript(jsonl, {
  sessionId: 'local-session',
  price: ({ inputTokens, outputTokens }) =>
    (inputTokens / 1_000_000) * 3 + (outputTokens / 1_000_000) * 15,
})

const suggestions = detectRedundantRoundTrips(session)

What It Extracts

  • Model name and token counts from assistant messages.
  • Tool calls, with stable hashes of arguments.
  • Tool results, with stable hashes for local equality checks.
  • Read-only discovery classification for common Claude Code tools and shell commands.
  • Assistant text hashes for repeated-output loop detection.

Privacy Model

This package is intended for local analysis. It normalizes the transcript into a values-free session shape before any detector runs:

  • prompts, code, command arguments, and command output are not returned;
  • hashes are for equality checks only;
  • malformed or partial JSONL lines are ignored;
  • pricing is injected by the caller, so the parser does not call a network service.

For a fully managed setup, use @latten/installer to instrument a repo and claim the resulting Latten graph.


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