Engineering Managers
Who's using AI, and how deeply?
- Daily per-developer adoption tracking
- Ghost seat detection before renewal
- One-glance team health view
Activity tracking, skills governance, AI insights, git tracking, and agent health — all captured automatically from every developer's machine.
Install a background agent once per machine. It reads Claude Code's local SQLite database and streams data to your private org — no SDK, no API wrappers, no workflow changes.
Claude Code writes session data to a local SQLite database on every developer's laptop.
macOS · Windows · LinuxA 3 KB background agent reads new rows by cursor every 3 minutes and streams them to your org.
Zero workflow changeAll data lands in your private org on AWS. Real dashboards within 3 minutes of the first session.
acme.cloudbyte.aiEvery prompt, observation, and session summary flows into a single searchable feed — filtered by developer, project, or time window. No polling, no manual reports.
Every night CloudByte scans your team's prompts for patterns. When the same workflow appears 10+ times across developers, it surfaces a suggested skill. One admin click to accept, review, and publish — synced to every developer machine within 3 minutes.
Covers converting legacy components to modern patterns including custom hooks extraction, useMemo/useCallback optimization, and avoiding unnecessary re-renders.
This pattern was detected 22 times across 2 developers in the last 7 days. No existing skill covers this workflow — developers are repeating the same instructions manually, leading to inconsistency.
CloudByte turns raw token streams from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Gemini into numbers your finance team can read. Stacked bars by developer, project, or model. Cache-hit ratios. Per-seat burn rates updated within 3 minutes of spend.
The same agent that captures prompts also runs git log across all local repos. Claude Sonnet reads each diff and writes a 2–3 sentence summary. GitHub pull requests sync separately with CI status, review counts, and author attribution back to your internal user records.
Every agent sends a heartbeat every 3 minutes with service-level checks: is claude-mem installed, is the background job running, are git hooks wired up. Five status levels surface who needs attention before they know they need it.
Here's the exact set of data the sync agent collects. Nothing beyond this list — no keylogging, no file contents, no environment variables.
Every message sent to Claude Code, timestamped and project-attributed
Tool calls, file reads, file edits — what Claude actually did per prompt
Start/end times, agent version, machine ID, git branch, OS platform
AI-generated session summaries: what was investigated, learned, and shipped
Every commit across all local repos — message, diff, +/- stats, branch
GitHub PR metadata, review count, CI status, merge time, AI summary
Input/output tokens per session, model breakdown, live cost attribution
Per-developer, per-project drift detection against the org golden file
Health checks every 3 min: sync status, claude-mem version, job status
Override rate, acceptance rate, per-developer skill compliance
Your Anthropic API key, your GitHub org, your SSO provider. CloudByte never holds your credentials beyond encrypted-at-rest storage.
The same data, surfaced differently depending on what you need to answer.
Fifteen minutes with the founders. No slide deck — just your team's data on a real dashboard.