Telemetry

Hyprlayer ships anonymized telemetry on by default so we can see which commands matter, where they fail, and which Claude / Copilot / OpenCode model versions need attention.

If you’d rather not contribute, opting out takes one command.

Opt out

hyprlayer telemetry off

Re-enable later with hyprlayer telemetry on. Hyprlayer keeps your installation_id across off/on cycles, so we don’t double-count the same machine when you flip back.

Self-hosting

If you run your own PostHog instance:

hyprlayer telemetry config --api-key <your-public-key>

Hook installation

The pieces that record token totals install themselves:

• Claude Code. hyprlayer telemetry hook install writes a Stop hook into ~/.claude/settings.json and leaves your other hooks in place.
• OpenCode. hyprlayer ai configure drops a telemetry-plugin.js into the OpenCode plugin directory, then re-installs it whenever the agent bundle SHA advances.

Both hooks read the Stop / turn-end payload, summarize the active skill turn, and append one skill_run event to the local spool. They never call the network themselves.