Track goes from zero to a live team dashboard in about 5 minutes. You install one CLI, sign in, and pick what to track. No API keys, no proxy, and nothing changes in anyone's workflow.
Install and initialize
Two commands in a terminal:
- brew install codelexica/tap/cdlx
- cdlx init — signs you in and lets you pick the repos or directories to track
Which tools are covered
Track ingests Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor end to end today. Want another tool? Email support@codelexica.com; coverage is prioritized by request.
Watch the dashboard fill in
Live sessions show up within a few minutes, and your usage history backfills in the background with a progress indicator on the dashboard. True Cost, what the same usage would cost at full API rates, appears alongside it, broken down by member, model, repository, and tool.
Run cdlx doctor any time to confirm everything is wired up: it checks your login, watched directories, and sidecar in one pass.
Bring in the team
Admins can invite teammates by email from the Members section of Organization Settings, or turn on domain auto-join under Allowed Email Domains so anyone signing in with a company email is added automatically. Each developer runs the same two commands once.
For the full team walkthrough, including the Optimize trial, follow the onboarding guide.
What leaves each machine
Usage metadata only: token counts, model identifiers, tool-call names and result status, session timings, and repository fingerprints. Prompt text, tool arguments, and file contents are never stored; the tracking schema structurally can't carry them.