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truen-connect

v0.7.0

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Truen connect CLI — derives AI collaboration signals from local Claude Code data and uploads them to your Truen profile. Raw transcripts never leave your machine.

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truen-connect

Connects your local Claude Code usage to your Truen profile as evidence for the AI Collaboration verdict.

What it does — and doesn't — upload

The CLI scans your local Claude Code data (~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl session transcripts plus your skills — personal and per-project — hooks, MCP servers, and global/per-project CLAUDE.md files) entirely on your machine and derives per-session signals: prompt sophistication, plan-then-execute behavior, steering/correction rate, MCP/skill/subagent usage, session depth, and corpus span/volume.

What uploads after your explicit confirmation:

  • the derived per-session signal numbers
  • tooling names only (skills, MCP servers, hook events)
  • a small capped set of short prompt excerpts (≤3 per session, ≤60 total, ≤280 chars each), redacted for secrets/env values and shown verbatim in the preview

Raw transcripts never leave your machine. The preview shows exactly what will upload; nothing is sent until you type upload.

Usage

First sync (pairs this machine):

  1. Open your Truen profile at /student/profile and generate a connect code (valid 10 minutes, single-use).
  2. Run:
npx truen-connect
  1. Review the preview, type upload, paste your connect code.

Pairing stores a revocable device token in ~/.truen/credentials.json (owner-only permissions; the server keeps only its hash). Every later sync is just npx truen-connect again — preview, type upload, done. Profile regeneration is queued automatically after each successful sync; revoke the device any time from /student/profile or with --forget.

Options

--server <url>   Truen server (default: $TRUEN_SERVER_URL or https://truen.co)
--code <code>    Connect code (prompted interactively if omitted)
--dry-run        Scan and preview only — uploads nothing
--forget         Delete the stored device token for this server and exit

Development

npm install
npm run dev -- --dry-run        # run from source
npm run build                   # bundle to dist/ (tsup)
node dist/index.js --dry-run

The upload payload contract mirrors src/lib/ai-signals/schemas.ts in the main repo (that copy is canonical); the server validates every upload against it.