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@yal-webdev/rdl-cli

v0.1.31

Published

CLI client

Readme

rudel

CLI for uploading Claude Code session transcripts to Rudel for analytics.

Prerequisites

  • Bun runtime installed

Installation

npm install -g rudel

Quick Start

# 1. Log in via your browser
rudel login

# 2. Enable automatic session uploads
rudel enable

# That's it! Your Claude Code sessions will now be uploaded automatically.

Commands

rudel login

Authenticate with Rudel. Opens your browser to app.rudel.ai where you sign in, then the CLI receives a token automatically.

rudel enable

Registers a Claude Code hook that automatically uploads your session transcript when a Claude Code session ends. This is the recommended way to use Rudel -- set it and forget it.

rudel disable

Removes the auto-upload hook.

rudel upload [session]

Upload session transcripts. Run without arguments to interactively select projects for batch upload, or pass a session ID / file path to upload a single session.

# Interactive project picker (batch upload)
rudel upload

# Upload by session ID
rudel upload abc123

# Upload a specific file
rudel upload ./path/to/session.jsonl

# Preview without uploading
rudel upload --dry-run

# Auto-classify sessions
rudel upload --classify

When run without arguments, rudel upload scans ~/.claude/projects/ for all projects with session transcripts and presents an interactive picker. The current project (matched from your working directory) and its subfolders are pre-selected. Use arrow keys to navigate, space to toggle, and enter to confirm.

rudel whoami

Show the currently authenticated user.

rudel logout

Clear stored credentials.

What Data Is Collected

Each uploaded session includes:

  • Session ID & timestamps (start, last interaction)
  • User ID & organization ID
  • Project path & package name
  • Git context (repository, branch, SHA, remote)
  • Session transcript (full prompt & response content)
  • Sub-agent usage

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