Loongsuite Pilot

LoongSuite Pilot

Local telemetry collector for AI coding agents

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Overview

LoongSuite Pilot is a local telemetry collector for AI coding agents. It discovers supported agents on a developer machine, installs the required hooks or plugins, normalizes activity into a shared GenAI event schema, and exports logs or traces to your chosen backends.

  Built-in local dashboard — multi-agent token usage, sessions, requests, tools, models, providers, and repository activity at a glance.

Development teams often use more than one AI coding agent, and each agent records activity in a different local format. Pilot gives teams one local collector that can discover those agents, collect their activity, normalize the data, and send it to destinations that are useful for analysis, audit, and observability.

Pilot is designed to answer practical questions:

- Which agents are being used?
- What model, session, turn, and tool activity happened?
- How much token usage is available from each agent?
- Where should the data be exported: local files, SLS, HTTP, or traces?
- How should sensitive prompts, tool arguments, and secrets be controlled before export?

Highlights

Supported Agents

GitHub Copilot CLI automatic deployment supports Unix shells. Exact per-call token usage requires native OTel; transcript-only collection omits unavailable usage. Windows and subagents are not supported. See telemetry details.

OpenClaw integration supports 2026.3.8 or later with automatic version detection. Before 2026.5.12, model-call timing is inferred from legacy hooks; see compatibility details.

DeepSeek Harness (dsh) loads Pilot's observability plugin from its user-level
cordis.patch.yml. The integration captures…