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Getting Started with Vibenalytics

Learn how to install and configure Vibenalytics to track Claude Code usage, project analytics, session history, and long-term workflow metrics in under a minute.

Martin Vančo
Getting Started with Vibenalytics

Vibenalytics gives you full visibility into how you use Claude Code — sessions, prompts, tool calls, and more. Here's how to get set up.

Install the CLI

Run a single command to install:

curl -fsSL https://vibenalytics.dev/install.sh | bash

This downloads the CLI binary and adds it to your PATH.

Authenticate

After install, log in to connect your CLI to the dashboard:

vibenalytics login

This opens your browser for a quick OAuth flow.

Start coding

That's it. Vibenalytics hooks into Claude Code automatically. Every session, prompt, and tool call is captured with zero friction.

Open your dashboard to see your first data appear after your next Claude Code session.

What gets tracked?

  • Sessions — start time, duration, model, version
  • Prompts — count and type (prompt, command, compaction)
  • Tool calls — which tools, how often, in what context
  • Token usage — input, output, cache reads/writes

All data stays local until you explicitly sync. The CLI is open source — you can audit every byte that leaves your machine.

Start with one machine, then keep the history

Install the CLI, connect your account, and let Vibenalytics turn Claude Code activity into session history, project analytics, and long-term workflow visibility.

Open the app