Cogniscape ingests data from four sources. The CLI captures AI coding activity from Claude Code and Cursor locally; GitHub and Linear webhooks capture code changes and project management activity remotely.Documentation Index
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CLI (Claude Code + Cursor)
Sessions, tasks, plans, and token usage — installed per developer machine. Automatically detects and hooks into both Claude Code and Cursor.
GitHub
Pushes, pull requests, and code reviews — one webhook per repository.
Linear
Issues, comments, projects, and cycles — one webhook per workspace.
GitHub and Linear integrations are configured entirely through webhook settings in those platforms. No additional software is needed on your machine — just the webhook URL containing your customer key.
Claude Code vs Cursor: what’s captured
Both AI coding tools feed into the same knowledge graph, but they provide different levels of detail:| Capability | Claude Code | Cursor |
|---|---|---|
| Session lifecycle (start/stop) | Yes | Yes |
| Session summary (conversation content) | Yes | Yes |
| Files modified/read | Yes (from transcript) | Not yet (transcript format limitation) |
| Commands executed | Yes (from transcript) | Not yet |
| Tool usage counts | Yes (from transcript) | Not yet |
| Token usage per model | Yes (from transcript) | Not available (upstream limitation) |
| Developer identity | git config | git config, falls back to Cursor user email |
| Repository + branch | Yes | Yes |
| Source discrimination | source="agent" | source="cursor" |