Know how your team actually works with coding agents.

Seat counts and licenses do not show whether developers actually use coding agents, return to them, delegate meaningful work, or verify what gets produced.

Flowlines measures observed sessions and active days by developer, then keeps the task context attached.

See cadence, reuse, automation, delegation, verification commands, retry or repetition flags, tool activity, and task delivery outcomes.

Compare developers or cohorts without turning one productivity metric into a score of the person.

Open the sessions behind missing verification, repeated attempts, abandoned tasks, weak results, tool failures, or a claimed completion that lacks evidence.

Release and agent context show whether the pattern changed after tooling or policy updates.

For supported coding-agent CLIs, install the Flowlines plugin globally. It observes Claude Code and Codex sessions without changing application code. MCP servers use a separate OpenTelemetry instrumentation path.