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effigent

v0.7.0

Published

effigent — the Optimizer CLI: capture AI-agent runs (Claude Code, Codex, any OTel agent) and send them to your Optimizer workspace.

Readme

effigent — the Effigent CLI

Capture your AI agents' runs — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, LangGraph/CrewAI/AutoGen, or any OTel-capable agent — and send them to your Effigent workspace, where every run becomes an execution graph with cost, models, and optimization insights (replace / memoize / template / route).

Install

npm i -g effigent

Two-minute setup

# 1. Log in with your workspace key (generate it on the dashboard's Install page)
effigent login --server https://<your-dashboard-url> --key eff_…

# 2. Register the agent — mints a scoped capture key
effigent agent add my-agent

# 3. Wire capture for your harness
effigent install claude --agent my-agent    # Claude Code: SessionEnd hook, zero-touch
effigent install codex  --agent my-agent    # Codex: prints the OTel env, key filled in
effigent install python --agent my-agent    # LangGraph / CrewAI / AutoGen via OpenLLMetry
effigent install node   --agent my-agent    # Node/TS agents via OpenLLMetry
effigent install otel   --agent my-agent    # any OTel exporter

Or wrap any command directly (CI, cron, one-offs):

effigent run --agent nightly-etl -- node etl.js

Security

  • One scoped key per agent — write-only, bound to that agent, stored hashed server-side.
  • Keys live in ~/.effigent/config.json, never in your agent's code or settings.
  • Captured payloads are redacted (API keys, credentials, PII) before storage or analysis.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | effigent login | Save + verify the server URL and workspace key | | effigent agent add <name> | Register an agent, mint its scoped capture key | | effigent agent list | List agents registered from this machine | | effigent install <harness> | Wire capture: claude, codex, python, node, otel | | effigent run --agent <name> -- <cmd…> | Run any agent command with capture + attribution | | effigent sync | Upload local Claude Code sessions in batch | | effigent doctor | Check your local setup |