Getting started
- Claude Code
- Codex
- GitHub Copilot
- Gemini CLI
- OpenCode
- Grok CLI
- pi
- Cursor
npx langwatch command will open LangWatch for you to sign in, then start your agent with all telemetry already set up, tracking your token cost per PR, cache hit ratio, and much more. Cursor has no wrapper command: point it at the LangWatch AI Gateway as above, and its telemetry comes from the gateway.
Check out the quickstart for next steps.
Set up your agent
Claude Code
One command, or
CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TELEMETRY and the OpenTelemetry variables by hand.
Codex
Sessions, cost and traces from the OpenAI Codex CLI.
GitHub Copilot
Usage and cost from the Copilot CLI and Copilot Chat.
Gemini CLI
Sessions, cost and traces from the Gemini CLI.
OpenCode
Sessions, cost and traces from opencode.
Grok CLI
Sessions, cost and prompts from xAI’s Grok CLI.
pi
Sessions, cost and traces from the pi coding agent.
Cursor and Aider
Through the LangWatch AI Gateway: point their OpenAI base URL at
https://gateway.langwatch.ai/v1 with a virtual key.See your usage
Sessions
Context carried, compactions, cost, and a terminal replay of the whole conversation.
Pull requests
What each change cost, across every session and contributor.
Usage analytics
Spend and activity on your personal page, the CLI and the API.
Repository and PR attribution
How sessions get joined to repositories, branches and pull requests.
Teams, fleets and privacy
Team projects
Point agents at a shared project.
Headless machines and CI
Servers, build agents and fleets, with no login.
Privacy
Where your data lands and who can read it, stated exactly.
Secrets redaction
Credentials become a typed marker before storage. On by default.
Investigate with your agent
Explore your usage
Your agent answers “where did my tokens go”.
Find your context sweet spot
Where fat context stops paying for itself.
Compare provider costs
Price your real usage mix against other providers.