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Opaline
Team-wide, message-level analytics for Claude Code and Codex sessions
Editorially reviewedChecked Oct 2026How we review
Free plan Self-hosted Teams
Toolglade’s take
As coding agents spread across teams, Opaline answers the questions managers keep asking: who is using them, what it costs, and where sessions go wrong. Message-level traces and an MIT-licensed CLI are strong points, and the free plan is usable for small teams. Note that session uploads include prompts and code context, so review data handling and consider Enterprise self-hosting for sensitive repos. Currently supports Claude Code and Codex only. Rebranded from Rudel, so check the catalog for an older entry.
Should you use Opaline?
- Best for
- Engineering managers · Platform and DevEx teams · Startups adopting coding agents
- Not ideal for
- Solo developers with no team need · Teams using other coding agents only · Organizations that cannot upload session data without self-hosting
- Biggest strength
- Message-level cost and time tracking
- Biggest weakness
- Supports only Claude Code and Codex today
- Pricing
- Free plan, paid from $21/member/month (billed yearly)
Facts & pricing last checked October 2026. How we review
About Opaline
Opaline is an analytics platform for Claude Code and Codex sessions that tracks token cost, time, and skill usage per message across a team, with an open-source CLI and a free tier.
Opaline, formerly known as Rudel, is an analytics layer for teams using coding agents. An open-source CLI (installed with npx opaline) groups local worktrees by repository, installs the needed Claude Code and Codex hooks, and uploads sessions for the repositories you choose to sync. In the web app, organizations see coding agent adoption, activity, token volume, and estimated spend, and a deep session trace viewer shows the full timeline of prompts, responses, tool calls, commands, and subagent activity. Business plans add Advanced Session Intelligence, which surfaces recurring patterns, blockers, and failures across sessions, and weekly agent reports. Enterprise adds on-prem or self-hosted deployment, SAML and SCIM, granular admin controls, and invoice billing. Opaline relaunched under its new name on Product Hunt on September 24, 2026, pitching itself as PostHog for coding agent sessions. It is a useful tool for engineering managers trying to understand agent ROI and help teammates learn from each other.
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TL;DR
Opaline is team analytics for Claude Code and Codex sessions, with message-level cost tracking, trace viewing, and an MIT-licensed CLI.
Company overview
Opaline Labs, Inc. builds analytics for coding agent sessions. The product was previously released as Rudel and relaunched as Opaline in September 2026.
Its positioning is PostHog for coding agent sessions: give teams visibility into how agents are used so they can control cost and learn from each other.
Product features
Core features include org-level coding agent analytics, token volume and estimated spend, a deep session trace viewer, repository-level sync controls, and CLI hooks for Claude Code and Codex.
Higher tiers add Advanced Session Intelligence, weekly agent reports, advanced data modeling, granular admin controls, SAML and SCIM, invoice billing, and on-prem deployment.
Target market
Engineering teams and organizations using Claude Code or Codex at scale that want visibility into adoption, spend, and session quality.
Buyer personas
End users
Engineers whose sessions are analyzed.
Buyers
Engineering managers, DevEx leads, and CTOs.
Key influencers
Developer tooling and AI coding communities.
Ideal customer profile
A 10 to 200 person engineering team rolling out Claude Code or Codex that needs to track cost and share best practices.
Funding & performance
No funding information found in public sources as of this review; verify before publishing.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Message-level cost and time tracking
- MIT open-source CLI
- Free plan for up to 3 members
- Full session trace viewer
- Self-hosted option on Enterprise
- SAML and SCIM on Enterprise
Cons
- Supports only Claude Code and Codex today
- Session data includes sensitive code context
- Advanced insights require Business plan
- Enterprise adds an annual platform fee
- Young product after a rebrand
Pricing plans
Free
$0 / month
- 3 members
- 50,000 agent runs per month
- Org-level analytics
- Session trace viewer
Basic
$21 / month
- Per member, billed yearly
- Unlimited members and runs
- Org-level analytics
- Session trace viewer
Business
$42 / month
- Per member, billed yearly
- Advanced Session Intelligence
- Weekly agent reports
Enterprise
From $85 / month
- Per member plus 1,000 dollar annual platform fee
- On-prem or self-hosted
- SAML and SCIM
- Invoice billing
- Account management
Key features
Team collaboration
Self-hosted
Integrations
Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, SAML, SCIM
Input types
agent sessions
Output types
dashboards, session traces, reports
Best For
engineering managers, coding agent cost tracking, team learning
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Free trial
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Self-hosted
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Team support
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Frequently asked questions
What is Opaline?+
Opaline is an analytics platform for team Claude Code and Codex sessions that tracks cost, time, and skill usage per message.
Is Opaline open source?+
The CLI is MIT licensed. The analytics web app is a hosted service, with self-hosting available on Enterprise.
Which coding agents are supported?+
Claude Code and OpenAI Codex.
Is there a free plan?+
Yes. The free plan covers up to 3 members and 50,000 agent runs per month.
Was Opaline previously called something else?+
Yes. The CLI was formerly named Rudel.
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