Developer Sessions Cloud

Activity › Developer Sessions (/activity/sessions) shows what the sync daemon on your developers' machines reports: whether it is connected, which agent sessions are running, and whether local guidelines are in sync and free of security issues.

Why Developer Sessions?

AI coding agents are highly active but often hard to observe locally. Developer Sessions brings process activity and configuration sync audits together into a single screen:

• Process Activity (abtop): Which agent tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Aider, Windsurf) are running on the workstation.
• Config Sync Status: Whether local rules files (.cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, .windsurfrules) are synced or have drifted from the central SOP policies.
• Rules Safety Auditing: Findings from local skill audits (secrets, credentials, dangerous wildcards).

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What the page shows

A strip at the top summarizes the sync daemon: Sync daemon (with when it connected), Configuration warnings (platforms with drifted guidelines), Security issues (in local instruction files), Active sessions on this host, and Last guidelines sync. Below it:

Local Guidelines & Rules

The files found by local runs of intutic skill list and intutic skill audit:

• Instruction file — the file path (e.g. .cursorrules, CLAUDE.md)
• Lines — the instruction line count
• Security check — unsafe segments detected (secrets, credentials, dangerous wildcards)

If the workspace setting enableLocalSkillAuditDelete is active, the local CLI/daemon automatically prunes any rule lines containing leaked keys, passwords, or unsafe shell wildcards during security scans.

Guideline Sync

Sync status by agent platform: each platform the daemon found, its guidelines, and when they last synced.

Developer Trust Scores

A workspace-wide table, one row per developer: User, Trust score (hover for the anomalies detected), Clean sessions and Last anomaly. Scores accumulate as sessions run.

Active Developer Sessions

The agent sessions running on this host now, from the daemon's process scan.

Local Services Health

The sync daemon monitors and auto-heals essential local dependencies on the workstation:

• Proxy gateway: The Intutic Rust proxy gateway (port 4000) redirecting LLM API requests and normalising protocols. If it exits or crashes, the daemon immediately re-spawns it.
• Valkey cache: Caches local requests and telemetry (port 6379). The daemon auto-provisions and recovers Valkey using Docker, native binaries, or static fallback binaries.
• SSL certificate trust: Verifies whether the local CA certificate (ca.crt) is trusted by the host OS keychain.

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CLI Integration

List discovered skills:

intutic skill list

Audit safety:

intutic skill audit