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lobsterone

v0.5.0

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Connect AI coding agent telemetry to LobsterOne in one command

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Keywords

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Readme

lobsterone

Connect Claude Code and Codex telemetry to LobsterOne in one command.

Quick start

npx lobsterone setup

This will walk you through sign-in (or account creation), generate API keys, and configure Claude Code and/or Codex automatically.

Commands

setup

Zero-to-done onboarding. Creates an account if needed, generates API keys, and writes telemetry config to Claude Code and/or Codex settings.

npx lobsterone setup
npx lobsterone setup --source codex
npx lobsterone setup --source all --no-verify

connect

Already have an API key from the dashboard? Connect it directly.

npx lobsterone connect --key rc_YOUR_KEY
npx lobsterone connect --key rc_YOUR_KEY --source codex
npx lobsterone connect --key rc_YOUR_KEY --source codex --no-verify

join

Join your team's organization using a setup token from an admin.

npx lobsterone join --token rst_YOUR_TOKEN
npx lobsterone join --token rst_YOUR_TOKEN --source all
npx lobsterone join --token rst_YOUR_TOKEN --source all --no-verify

status

Check whether LobsterOne is configured and the connection is healthy.

npx lobsterone status
npx lobsterone status --json
npx lobsterone status --json --fail-on-issues

disconnect

Remove LobsterOne telemetry config from Claude Code and/or Codex. Your API key is preserved in the dashboard and can be revoked there.

npx lobsterone disconnect
npx lobsterone disconnect --source codex

rename

Rename a configured Claude Code or Codex instance.

npx lobsterone rename "Mac Mini Bot" --source codex

import

Import historic Claude Code usage from Claude's local stats-cache.json. This command is Claude Code only.

npx lobsterone import --dry-run

How it works

Claude Code and Codex have built-in OpenTelemetry support. The CLI writes LobsterOne telemetry settings into Claude Code (~/.claude/settings.json) and Codex (~/.codex/config.toml) while preserving unrelated telemetry config already present on the machine. No agents, no SDKs, no background processes.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Claude Code and/or Codex installed

Development

npm install
npm run build     # compile TypeScript
npm run dev       # run from source via tsx
npm test          # build and run regression tests

License

MIT