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3Aggregates Claude Code / Codex / Cursor local history.
AI Agent Governance Platform
Renue Agent Monitor aggregates the local history from Claude Code / Codex / Cursor and gives you usage statistics, risky-operation alerts, and concrete prompt improvement points — all in one place. Beyond the output itself, you can review how your team asked the AI and how they validated the answer.
Collect
3Aggregates Claude Code / Codex / Cursor local history.
Detect
24/7Continuously watches for risky operations and secret access.
Review
Per userCompare usage per user to see who is where on the adoption curve.
Improve
4 axesReview-oriented scoring lifts the whole team's level.
Problem
The more plausible output AI produces, the heavier output review becomes. But looking only at finished code never tells you how your team asked, whether secrets sneaked into prompts, or whether verification conditions were clear.
Solution
Renue Agent Monitor externalizes the monitoring and evaluation system we run in-house. By aggregating usage logs and connecting statistics, alerts, and scoring, it raises AI usage maturity while protecting security.
Reward heavier AI users, and lift the whole team's level by looking at how the AI is actually used.
Core Functions
Not just observation: a full loop from visibility to improvement actions.
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Collect scattered Claude Code / Codex / Cursor history from each device and make it reviewable in one place.
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Volume, tool-level trends, per-user adoption — all laid out so you can see gaps and potential.
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Detects secret-access and other risky signals and returns concrete improvement scoring for your prompts.
Always On Collection
Once the agent is installed on each employee's device, hooks fire automatically as people use Claude Code / Codex / Cursor. No manual upload — usage logs, prompt history, and risky signals are sent to the server continuously.
Hooks on Mac / Windows watch activity and send relevant data as it happens.
AI usage logs scattered across employees are consolidated into an org-wide, comparable view.
Admins review the collected data on the dashboard and focus on alerts and improvement work.
What Gets Sent
Screen Preview
From the usage ranking down to per-session detail and the security alert list — the set of screens needed for real operations.
Ranking
Compare sessions, messages, and active time per employee to spot heavy adopters and who needs help.
Session Detail
Drill into the model used, tool calls, edited files, and actual prompt history — the dialogue behind each output.
Security Alerts
Severity, type, affected employee, and status — track secret exposure and risky commands by priority.
AI Insight
From collected sessions, scores, and work patterns, a generative model summarizes today's usage and points to concrete next things to fix.
MCP Extension
With the MCP (Model Context Protocol) extension, admins can pull monitoring data directly from agents like Claude Code and analyze it in place.
From Claude Code or other MCP-aware agents, access usage statistics, session detail, and per-employee data via the MCP server. With a natural-language request like "find patterns from heavy users and propose things worth spreading", the agent cross-analyzes your data.
The agent compares session quality scores and patterns across your team — "who does what well", "which prompt patterns deserve to be spread" — and returns concrete next actions, not just numbers.
Note
The MCP extension is a paid add-on available after contacting us. It is not included in the free plan. If you're interested, please contact us.
How It Works
Choose organization or individual use. Individuals can also start with Google / GitHub / X sign-in.
Distribute the Mac / Windows installer so targeted members can have their usage history continuously collected.
Use usage stats, risky-op findings, and instruction-quality weak points to revise rules and prompt patterns.
Architecture
Hooks fire on each employee's device, data flows to a central server, and admins see it in the dashboard.
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Security
Encryption in transit, authenticated access, AI-based anonymization on social share — the set of mechanisms we use to handle data safely.
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This LP is written around making AI usage easier to review, not heavier to review.