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buildergraph

v0.1.0

Published

Private AI skills intelligence for software engineers. Scan, measure, and improve how effectively you use AI coding assistants.

Readme

BuilderGraph CLI

BuilderGraph privately analyzes local AI coding sessions and syncs derived skill scores to the BuilderGraph dashboard. Raw transcripts, source code, and full prompts never leave your machine.

Requirements

Install

npm install --global buildergraph

Get started

buildergraph doctor
buildergraph auth login
buildergraph scan
buildergraph sync --dry-run
buildergraph sync

sync --dry-run prints the exact derived payload without sending it. Every real sync remains an explicit command.

Commands

buildergraph auth login          Connect the CLI to your account
buildergraph auth logout         Remove the local authentication token
buildergraph auth status         Show authentication status
buildergraph scan                Analyze local sessions without syncing
buildergraph coach               Get local privacy-safe coaching actions
buildergraph explain <dimension> Explain a score using local derived evidence
buildergraph usage daily         Show local daily token and cost usage
buildergraph usage weekly        Show local weekly token and cost usage
buildergraph usage monthly       Show local monthly token and cost usage
buildergraph usage session       Show local per-session token and cost usage
buildergraph sync --dry-run      Preview the cloud sync payload
buildergraph sync                Sync derived metrics
buildergraph profile             View the cloud profile
buildergraph privacy             Show the privacy report and payload preview
buildergraph doctor              Check the local environment and configuration

Use buildergraph help for the complete command reference.

Privacy boundary

BuilderGraph reads supported local session files to calculate aggregate metrics. It does not upload:

  • raw session transcripts;
  • source code;
  • full prompts;
  • secrets or environment variables; or
  • full local filesystem paths.

Authentication is stored in ~/.buildergraph/auth.json with user-only file permissions.

Support

Report bugs through the BuilderGraph issue tracker.

License

BuilderGraph CLI is proprietary software. Installation and use are subject to the BuilderGraph CLI Proprietary License.