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@opalinehq/cli

v0.5.2

Published

Opaline CLI for Claude Code and Codex session analytics

Readme

@opalinehq/cli

The canonical Opaline CLI package for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex session analytics.

npm install --global @opalinehq/cli
opaline login
opaline upload
opaline doctor

opaline upload groups discovered worktrees by repository, saves the selected repositories for automatic upload, and sends only sessions the server does not already have. opaline enable remains available to enable the current repository directly.

The CLI keeps using the existing ~/.rudel state directory so upgrades do not require another login. Its production API remains https://app.rudel.ai.

For commands, configuration, troubleshooting, and the full security/data handling disclosure, see the repository README.

Important: session transcripts are uploaded. Known-pattern secret filtering is best-effort and cannot guarantee that every sensitive value is removed. Capable servers use direct multipart object-storage uploads after filtering; older servers continue to use the legacy ingest endpoint.