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@mattersec/matt

v0.1.42

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matt — AI agent telemetry for developer machines

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@mattersec/matt

AI agent telemetry collector for developer machines. Monitors Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex hooks, captures events, forwards to the Mattersec security intelligence dashboard.

Install

npm install -g @mattersec/matt

Installation notes

On POSIX platforms the postinstall step replaces the JS shim with a direct symlink to the native binary so matt invocations skip Node cold-start entirely. If you install with npm install -g --ignore-scripts (common in locked-down corporate npm environments), the optimize step is skipped and every invocation pays ~30 ms of Node startup overhead. Functionally correct, just slower. To apply the optimization after an --ignore-scripts install:

node "$(npm root -g)/@mattersec/matt/install.js"

Quickstart

Easiest path: visit app.mattersec.com, sign up, and follow the install wizard. It hands you a one-time npx @mattersec/matt link --token=… command that authenticates this machine, installs your AI tool hooks, and starts the daemon — all in one paste.

If you'd rather drive each step manually:

matt auth login                 # device-code flow
matt install-hooks claude-code  # install hooks
matt start                      # register background service + start daemon
matt status

Uninstall

Because npm has no preuninstall hook, run the service cleanup explicitly before removing the package:

matt uninstall-service
npm uninstall -g @mattersec/matt

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | matt start | Register service + start daemon | | matt stop | Stop daemon (service registration stays) | | matt status | Print daemon / auth / events status | | matt auth login/logout/status/whoami | Auth subcommands | | matt install-hooks <tool> | Install hooks for claude-code, cursor, or codex | | matt uninstall-hooks <tool> | Remove hooks | | matt check | Hook installation status | | matt buffer list/flush/clear | Manage the encrypted event buffer | | matt dashboard | Open Mattersec dashboard in browser | | matt update | Update via npm registry | | matt uninstall-service | Remove service registration |

License

Proprietary — © Mattersec Labs.