enable-project-telemetry

Enabling local telemetry for a Claude Code repository involves writing repository-scoped settings so only the current git project sends metadata to the local observer stack, leaving other projects untouched.

Repository-scoped telemetry in Claude Code is a monitoring configuration that limits metadata collection to a single git project. It allows teams to gain visibility into repository usage without affecting personal or unrelated project settings.

You can verify Claude Code telemetry is working by checking the local observer stack for project activity. This Skill queries the dashboard and honestly reports found or not-found results without guessing the status.

No, enabling project telemetry does not affect other repositories. The setup wires telemetry only for the current project and explicitly preserves unrelated settings, ensuring personal repositories remain untouched.

If Claude Code telemetry is not showing up after a restart, there may be a wiring issue with the local observer stack. You can use this Skill to audit the setup, troubleshoot the configuration, and validate the connection honestly.

To disable telemetry for a single git repository, this Skill removes the project from the opted-in registry and restores any replaced settings. This cleanly reverses the telemetry setup without breaking your existing configuration.