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opaline

v0.10.0

Published

Opaline CLI for Claude Code and Codex session analytics

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Readme

Opaline CLI

Capture Claude Code and OpenAI Codex sessions and upload them to Opaline for team analytics. Requires Node.js 20 or newer.

npx opaline@latest

Run from any directory, choose repositories, and review the upload before browser login. Opaline uploads the selected Claude Code and Codex sessions and sets up automatic uploads for those repositories.

opaline is the recommended install name. It runs the same CLI implementation as @opalinehq/cli, pinned to the matching release. Both @opalinehq/cli and the rudel compatibility package remain supported.

Interactive calls offer one Update / Skip prompt with a link to the exact open-source GitHub release. Accepting updates supported existing global installs and automatic-upload runtimes without changing repository selections. Run npx opaline@latest update to check explicitly. Updates pin the reviewed version and respect your package-manager safeguards; unsupported or blocked installations receive instructions. A global installation is never added for npx-only users.

When switching from a global @opalinehq/cli install, run npm uninstall --global @opalinehq/cli first: both packages provide the opaline command. Existing credentials, settings, and upload state remain in ~/.rudel; no new login is required. Run opaline upload to set up hooks using the opaline command when migrating from rudel.

For commands, configuration, troubleshooting, and the full security/data handling disclosure, see the repository README.

Session transcripts are uploaded. Known-pattern secret filtering is best-effort and cannot guarantee that every sensitive value is removed.

License

Copyright (c) 2026 Opaline Labs, Inc. Licensed under MIT.