rudel
Capture coding sessions and upload them for team analytics
All Skills in This Repository (8)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsenvironment-variables
Automate environment-variable management across Doppler, CI workflows, and frontend builds.
code-architecture
Refactor TypeScript-like codebases using module boundaries and dependency injection.
api-testing
Validate authenticated Rudel API endpoints and RPC calls with curl.
library-docs
Resolve official library IDs and fetch current documentation for API questions.
typescript-standards
Enforce TypeScript coding standards for named exports, imports, and type safety.
testing-bun
Enforce disciplined Bun testing practices with bun:test for deterministic integration tests.
clickhouse-query
Query ClickHouse databases from the command line using chcli.
pr-creation
Automate Git pull request creation with verification, diff review, and conventional commits.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install rudel?โผ
Run `npx skills add evrendom/rudel --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What does rudel do?โผ
It captures Claude Code and Codex session transcripts from your machine and uploads them to a hosted service for team analytics.
How do I start uploading sessions?โผ
Run `opaline login` to authenticate in your browser, then `opaline upload` to choose repositories and install the automatic upload hooks.
Are my secrets safe when uploading transcripts?โผ
The CLI filters known secret patterns before upload and stops if filtering fails, but it is best-effort, so avoid putting credentials in sessions.
Does rudel still work after the Opaline rename?โผ
Yes. The `rudel` command remains as a compatibility alias with identical behavior, and existing credentials in `~/.rudel` keep working.
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