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@telora/telora-ai

v0.3.0

Published

AI work tracking CLI for Telora — registers trackers, logs interactions, syncs work summaries

Downloads

115

Readme

@telora/telora-ai

AI work tracking CLI for Telora. Registers workstations, logs AI interactions, and syncs work summaries to the Telora backend.

Requires Python 3.8+.

Installation

npm install -g @telora/telora-ai

Setup

1. Register your workstation

Ask your Telora org admin to create an AI tracker, then register with the code:

telora-ai register <registration-code>

2. Verify

telora-ai status

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | register <code> | Register workstation with Telora backend | | status | Show registration and tracking status | | track <issue_id> | Link work to a specific issue | | untrack | Stop tracking current issue and sync | | sync | Sync pending work summaries to Telora | | resync [issue_id] | Re-aggregate and re-sync previous work | | queue | Manage sync retry queue | | context | Show active issue context | | log <kind> | Log interaction events (used by hooks) | | work-start | Log start of work on active beads issue | | work-end | Log end of work with git artifacts | | config <key> <val> | Set configuration (e.g., telora_url) | | setup-hooks | Configure Claude Code hooks automatically |

Claude Code Hooks

This package includes hooks for automatic interaction logging:

  • telora-ai-hook -- PostToolUse hook (logs tool calls)
  • telora-ai-human-hook -- UserPromptSubmit hook (logs human turns)

Configure in your Claude Code settings or .claude/settings.json:

{
  "hooks": {
    "PostToolUse": [{ "command": "telora-ai-hook" }],
    "UserPromptSubmit": [{ "command": "telora-ai-human-hook" }]
  }
}

Beads Integration

The telora-ai-bd-wrapper command wraps the bd (beads) CLI to automatically track issue context when working with beads issues.